My first time seeing The Candy Spooky Theater in their home country, on their turf, where they are unquestionably in control. I was definitely very nervous, with no idea what to expect at all. To be honest I was reminded of lining up outside the Middle East in Boston in May 2007, because I felt those same unrelenting nerves as that first time ( Read more... )

The Candy Spooky Theater's first live in Los Angeles, and the furthest I've ever travelled to see them. (So far. XD) Was it worth the cross-country trip? Yes, and I would do it again in a heartbeat.

Looking back on the PMX live, in comparison to the band's lives in May... something seems different. I can't quite put my finger on what, although ( Read more... )

The final night of the tour. The Candy Spooky Theater's final live in the US, Zull's final live with the band. Everything about Baltimore felt like a tour final, with all the surges of intense emotion that accompanies one. Sayonara...

The journey

I had a hell of a time getting to Baltimore, let me tell you. It was not easy. Started out from my ( Read more... )

Second night of the tour - my hometown, and all the pride that comes with it. An unmistakeable energy that exists only one place in the world. Only inches from the guys, in and out of makeup. Honestly, probably the best out of all three lives, in my opinion.

The line

I unfortunately couldn't get to the Knitting Factory as early as I would have ( Read more... )

First night of the tour - The Candy Spooky Theater's first ever American live - and we were there to experience it. A night I will never forget.

The journey

So really, my story begins the night before back at home in NYC, with me attempting to transfer from the F to the 6 to get to Canal and Lafayette. Of course I somehow couldn't get from one ( Read more... )

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