Keepin' My Fingers Crossed for Creed...
Something exciting just happened - something that got me a little excited about the future.
I was checking pitchforkmedia.com and I saw that Iron and Wine has posted 2008 tour dates. I am really excited to get to see some live music once I return to the States and this is the first time I have seen tour dates posted by a band for next year. Now that 2008 is only a few short months away, it should be happening more and I am anxiously awaiting the time when I can start buying concert tickets for the spring.
I have lots of hopes and dreams for bands that I would like to see playing the midwest in a few months. KC and Lawrence shows are what I will really be on the lookout for, but I am also in the market to visit St. Louis, Columbia and Dallas (or Austin) to see friends and tunes. Hell, I might even make it to Portland if something amazing pops up.
This signals my inevitable departure from this kooky city back to a land with good beer, good food, better coffee, bigger boobs, live music scenes, English conversations in greater abundance, law enforcement that recognizes the validity of my driver's license, campfires on beaches, Whole Foods and way more freedom.
I am not ready to leave yet, but I am starting to get excited about coming home.
Much love from Seoul
I was checking pitchforkmedia.com and I saw that Iron and Wine has posted 2008 tour dates. I am really excited to get to see some live music once I return to the States and this is the first time I have seen tour dates posted by a band for next year. Now that 2008 is only a few short months away, it should be happening more and I am anxiously awaiting the time when I can start buying concert tickets for the spring.
I have lots of hopes and dreams for bands that I would like to see playing the midwest in a few months. KC and Lawrence shows are what I will really be on the lookout for, but I am also in the market to visit St. Louis, Columbia and Dallas (or Austin) to see friends and tunes. Hell, I might even make it to Portland if something amazing pops up.
This signals my inevitable departure from this kooky city back to a land with good beer, good food, better coffee, bigger boobs, live music scenes, English conversations in greater abundance, law enforcement that recognizes the validity of my driver's license, campfires on beaches, Whole Foods and way more freedom.
I am not ready to leave yet, but I am starting to get excited about coming home.
Much love from Seoul
posted by Kyle at 1:04 AM
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