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Wednesday
Jul202011

CD Release Show

CD Release show

Varisty Theater 

w/ Ashleigh Still & Adam Svec

7:00 doors/8:00 music

$12/$10 

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Friday
Jun032011

Summerfest Schedule 2011

Here is my schedule for Summerfest 2011.  I'll be playing from JUNE 29 - JULY 10th.

DAN RODRIGUEZ :: TIKI STAGE

6/29 - 2:00p, 4:30p

6/30 - 2:00p, 6:00p

7/01 - 3:00p, 5:30p

7/02 - 2:00p, 4:00p

7/03 - 1:15p, 7:00p

7/05 - 2:15p, 7:00p

7/06 - 3:45p, 7:00p

7/07 - 2:15p, 7:00p

7/08 - 2:30p, 5:15p

7/09 - 2:15p, 6:45p

7/10 - 2:15p, 6:45p

 

All times subject to change.

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Monday
Feb072011

Moonlight Madness features Dan Rodriguez :: Feb 18

Courage Center’s 2nd annual music and ski fundraiser – Moonlight Madness – is the music and ski event of the season. Join KDWB’s Lucas on Friday, Feb. 18, 5 p.m. to 1 a.m., at Trollhaugen in Dresser, Wis., one hour east of the Twin Cities.

Performers scheduled to appear include:

Trampled by Turtles

Dave Pirner, lead singer for Soul Asylum

Dan Rodriguez

Throw the Fight

Kazyak

Your $35 ticket gives you access to the ski lifts and the concerts! This family friendly event also includes fire eaters, jugglers, games, food, beverages including libations supplied by Fulton Beer, giveaways from REI and Hoigaards, hot tubs, bi-ski rides, U.S. Paralympic athletes. $5 of your ticket price is tax deductible. Gates open at 5 p.m. and the party continues until 1 a.m.  Proceeds benefit the Courage Center Alpine Ski and Snowboard Program for skiers and boarders with disabilities. Buy tickets online at www.couragecenter.org/moonlightmadness.

It’s definitely not a requirement, but if you want to do a little something more for the Courage Center Ski and Snowboard program, try collecting donations or pledges from your friends and family, or just make an additional donation yourself. Both options are available when you register. Chose either or neither, but be sure to come join us and have some fun!

Monday
Jun212010

Summerfest Schedule

Hey!  Summerfest is ALMOST here.  I'll be playing all 11 days of the festival on the Tiki stage on the lake!  Make sure you come say hi and give me a big, sweaty, Summerfest hug.  I'm excited to share the stage with Roster McCabe, Ari Herstand and more!

 

ALL TIMES ARE "PM"

June 24 - 2:15

June 25 - 2:15, 8:15

June 26 - 5:15, 8:15

June 27 - 1:00, 8:15

June 28 - 1:00, 3:15, 5:15

June 29 - 1:00, 3:15, 5:15

June 30 - 2:15, 8:15

July 1 - 8:15

July 2 - 2:15, 8:15

July 3 - 7:00

July 4 - 2:00, 5:15

 

 

Wednesday
Jun092010

Eric Hutchinson & recent tales...

So much has been happening lately.  Some exciting shows have taken place lately, including my May 15th show with recording artist Eric Hutchinson at St. Olaf College, Northfield, MN.

I had the honor of opening up the show.  Just myself and my beat up Takamine.  It was awesome to be on stage in front of all of those new faces (room hit capacity by the end of the night at around 900).  My set was short and sweet... but it felt incomplete.  So often when I play a show, especially if we're headlining, I feel complete afterwards.  Full.  Satisfied.  As though I just ate a double wrapped Chipotle burrito with all of the added amenitites (even the guac for $1.80 extra).  But after THIS 30 min set, I was still hungry for more.  I felt like I hadn't properly introduced my music to the people yet... I had so many more tunes... so many more jokes and stories. 

And then without a heads up, I was summoned to the stage by Alison Scott to sing a song w/ her... and I ended up rocking a tambourine solo.  I think we sounded pretty good between all the laughing. 

Eric took the stage and rocked the night out... and after spending a little time in the green room with the other two bands, I realized more and more how much my heart desires this life.  A little bit of road, a lot of elbow grease, suitcases, asking for wi-fi, hummus, new faces, new fans, other artists, new friendships and new inspirations... oh and some music in there too. 

Patrick Henry said "give me liberty or give me death," at the Virginia Convention in 1775.  Music is my liberty.  The stage is my home.  This is my Revolution. 

Thank you for making it all possible.