Gotta love one-nighter schedules and getting behind on entries!
Also, I composed this entry drinking a latte out of a pint glass at The Mill.
Paducah, KY:
We flew in from Boston on a very small plane. It almost felt like a private jet because of how many people travel within our company.
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| The smallest airport I have ever had the pleasure of flying into |
This was a nice gem of a city. I knew I had performed there before, but I couldn't picture anything about it until we pulled up to the venue; it's a bigger venue, right on the river with murals painted on what look to be storm walls surrounding the venue - sadly, I did not get a picture...Oops!
Great crowds!
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Wabash, IN:
Great venue and great crowds! Future touring Kevin, find another hotel here; you'll thank me later! I'm pretty sure we stayed at the Bates Motel: 2.0. Had some really horrible beer for a really amazing price with some awesome company after the show. The keys 2 player/AMD and I paid $8 for five PBRs (in a Bud Light bucket).
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| Thank God I didn't have to leave the hotel for anything with these amenities |
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| College? |
Bowling Green, KY:
I hope the audiences loved the show because they weren't very enthusiastic during the show. These are the toughest shows to get through. When the audience doesn't respond to the comedy or songs, it gets in your head. You wonder if you're doing something wrong/different when it's really just the crowd. Oh well!
Columbia, MO:
OUR BEST AUDIENCE YET! A welcomed relief after Bowling Green!
Oh yeah, the trombonist and I got to indulge in some Chipotle after the show. Yum!
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