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Andrew Colyer on KTJJ 98.5 FM for 3.2 featuring Robert Berry Tour
KTJJ 98.5 FM is a 100,000-watt radio station broadcasting from Farmington, Missouri. KTJJ has an extensive coverage area, heard from Jefferson City to south-eastern Illinois from west to east, and St. Louis to the Missouri-Arkansas border from north to south. Andrew Colyer was interviewed live on the morning show with 30-year radio veteran Mark Toti, for the upcoming concert at the Centene Center in Farmington, Missouri. Here’s a replay of the interview!
Andrew Colyer – North American Tour with 3.2 featuring Robert Berry – Tour Routing – Midwest Week
The 2019 North American tour is heading across the heartland of America! We’ve finished the West Coast California leg, we’ve been to Canada, the East Coast, played ProgStock, and are now moving west. Here’s what we’re looking at for the next five nights in a row, as we play our way through the Midwest. We’re in the Cleveland area today (Wednesday), touring and performing at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and our gig in Kent. Tomorrow (Thursday) night in Cincinnati, Friday night in Indianapolis, Saturday in Chicago, and Sunday in Milwaukee. Hope to see you at one of the shows! 🙂
“The next 5 days starting tonight in Kent. .:. Then Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Chicago & Milwaukee.” — Paul Keller
Andrew Colyer – North American Tour with 3.2 featuring Robert Berry – Travel Day Monday 10/14
Monday, October 14th – with the New York City gig at The Iridium being cancelled (they bumped us for a larger act – very bad form), we set out a day early for Ohio, which puts us there tonight, for our tour and performance at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame tomorrow! 🙂
“Where we will spend most of the afternoon. Happy Indigenous Peoples Day!” — Paul Keller
After an 8-hour travel day, we went out Monday night in Kent, near the college, for a yummy dinner at a Mediterranean restaurant. It also happened to be $4 martini night!
Andrew Colyer – North American Tour with 3.2 featuring Robert Berry – Sellersville, Pennsylvania
Sunday, October 13th – The Sellersville Theatre, opening for Brand X! We did a kickass 45-minute set, and the crowd loved it! Before we took the stage, there was another AWESOME opening act – Andre Cholmondeley. Andre performed a 20-minute set of improvised music, using analog synthesizers and guitar. It was very cool!
Here’s what Paul Keller wrote when he posted this picture on Facebook: “Brand X soundchecking … if you’re in the area you have the opportunity to see two amazing drummers tonight … Jimmy Keegan and Kenny Grohowski … and I seriously mean amazing!”
When we first got to the venue, Paul Keller shot a video walking around the neighborhood: https://www.facebook.com/gazoscreek/videos/10220223722806959/
After the show, Paul Keller captured a video outside the Sellersville Theater: https://www.facebook.com/gazoscreek/videos/10220226254230243/
Andrew Colyer – North American Tour with 3.2 featuring Robert Berry – ProgStock 2019 – Day #2
Saturday, October 12th, 2019 – Day #2 at the ProgStock Festival in Rahway, New Jersey. So glad to be here today! Nice to have a day to hang out with friends, fans, and colleagues. Robert performed the tribute song to Keith Emerson “Our Bond” with Rachel Flowers, and Brand X was the Saturday night headliner. Plus there was a Late Night Live event with lots of great music! Very cool weekend. Sorry we’re missing Day #3 of the festival tomorrow, but we’re heading down to Sellersville, Pennsylvania, for another gig tomorrow (Sunday) night. That’s life on the road! 🙂
Andrew Colyer – North American Tour with 3.2 featuring Robert Berry – ProgStock 2019
Friday, October 11th, 2019 – ProgStock Festival 2019 at The Union County Performing Arts Center in Rahway, New Jersey – what a great festival to headline! Here are a few pics from the concert – more to come as we get the tour pages built out!
Andrew Colyer with “3.2 featuring Robert Berry” at ProgStock 2019 – the song is “No One Else to Blame”
Andrew Colyer at the keyboard rig, performing with “3.2 featuring Robert Berry” at ProgStock 2019
Andrew Colyer performing with “3.2 featuring Robert Berry” at ProgStock 2019 – playing a Moog synthesizer intro to the song “Desde La Vida”
Paul Keller captured some of the ProgStock fun at the Union County Performing Arts Center on this Facebook Live video: https://www.facebook.com/gazoscreek/videos/10220203660985426/
Friday morning, October 11th – while driving from Long Island to New Jersey – Paul Keller captured the traveling fun from the front passenger seat of the tour bus: https://www.facebook.com/gazoscreek/videos/10220200507026579/
Friday night, October 11th – BEFORE we take the stage as the Friday night headliner – here’s a Facebook Live video that Robert did from the backstage area: https://www.facebook.com/robert.berry.9822/videos/10157806963318469
Andrew Colyer – North American Tour with 3.2 featuring Robert Berry – Roslyn, New York
Thursday, October 10th – My Father’s Place at the Roslyn Hotel – great venue!
The load in at this place was the worst – onto a loading dock and up a ramp in the parking garage – Paul Keller captured some of it on this Facebook Live video: https://www.facebook.com/gazoscreek/videos/10220196819374390/
Andrew Colyer – North American Tour with 3.2 featuring Robert Berry – Henneker, New Hampshire
Saturday, October 5th, and Sunday, October 6th – The LoFaro Center for the Performing Arts – what a great place! Great hosts, great venue, great audience! The awesome Randy McStine opened for us both nights, with his “solo acoustic” act – he also has a trio and full band.
Fire-Breathing Pizza-Making Fun Before the Show in New Hampshire!
Just before the “3.2 featuring Robert Berry” show in Henniker, New Hampshire – at the LoFaro Center for the Performing Arts. 🙂
Andrew Colyer on KFMO/KDBB 104.3 FM for 3.2 featuring Robert Berry Tour
KFMO 1240 was established in 1947 by Oscar Hersch, KFMO was the first radio station in St. Francois County. Jim and Virginia Collins managed the station for more than 20 years and left a proud legacy of broadcasting success.
KFMO was purchased by M. L. Steinmetz in 1992 at which time an impressive upgrade of station facilities and equipment began with a new building, new towers, transmitters and generators to ensure uninterrupted service. B104 was purchased the following year and combined with KFMO to form MKS Broadcasting.
B104 is now the Parkland’s Classic Hit’s Station. A mix of Hits form the 60s, 70s, 80s. We are also the home of the St Louis Cardinals, St Louis Blues and the Kansas City Chiefs. Andrew Colyer was interviewed live on the morning show with veteran Mike Ramsey. Here’s a replay of the interview!
