Dave Matthews Band Fan Site

The Dave Matthews Band fans have been surprised by the group in each and every show of their long summer tour so far as the band comes up with different cover songs for each of their concert performances. The DMB are currently touring North America and since they do not have a new studio album to support their tour, the band is promoting their older songs. Dave Matthews and his band members might have put a very serious thought into the listing of the songs and some tracks like Bitch and Money that has so far not been touched by DMB in their previous tour ventures are currently being showcased this summer. There are a few more tickets that are available for the Dave Matthews Band summer tour concerts in certain cities.

The rain gods showered praises of water droplets and applauded the performance of the Dave Matthews Band at Detroit’s DTE Energy Music Center with thunderous applauses and lightning last Monday night. The entire two hour and forty five minute gig by the DMB was played in the rain, but that did not dampen the spirits of the performers or the fans who had gathered in large numbers to enjoy the musical extravaganza.  The near sell out crowd at Detroit were treated to some scintillating music that also featured long time friend Tim Reynolds in their group and the band played songs like “You Might Die Trying”, “Two Step” and “Corn Bread”. There are few more tickets left in some of the concert centers of the DMB’s summer tour for the die hard DMB fans. 

The Dave Matthews Band’s fans in New York will be able to witness their favorite band perform at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center that is located in New York’s Saratoga Springs. DMB is slated to perform on June 20 and fans who had bought tickets to the live event are in for an evening full of fun, music and entertainment. The live show will be kick starting at 7 pm in the evening. The band that originated from Charlottesville under the leadership of Dave Matthews has come a long way since its inception in 1991 and has so far released seven albums.  

The Dave Matthews Band fans are in for a hectic week starting Monday as their favorite band boys will be covering four places this week on their summer concert tour. The first performance is slated for the 9^th of June at the DTE Energy Music Theater in Clarkston, Michigan. This performance is followed by another concert on Tuesday 10^th of June in Pennsylvania’s Toyota Pavilion at Montage Mountain. The third and the fourth performances are slated to be on Friday, and Saturday, the 13^th and 14^th of June respectively, at New England Dodge Music Center in Connecticut. The tickets to the 14^th June concert is already sold out with a few tickets left for the fans to grab at other venues.

It is celebration time for the Dave Matthews Band Fans at New Jersey as the Band will be giving performances on two days at Camden. The band will be performing at the Susquehanna Bank Center that has a capacity to accommodate 25,000 people. The music lovers can expect the usual electrifying performance from this band at Camden. The tickets are on sale to the general public through websites and through brokers. As the concerts by this band is always sold out, one can expect heavy traffic on concert days, hence it is better to start early to the venue to reach in time.

The Dave Matthews Band will perform a live show at the West Palm Beach, Cruzan Amphitheater in Florida on July 12^th. This famous band group formed in 1991 will visit Omaha, Nebraska for a performance at the Qwest center on July 22^nd, after the Cruzan performance. The DMB shows will have tracks from their albums which include “Under the Table and Dreaming”, “Crash”, “Everyday”, “Busted Stuff” etc. The tickets for the show are currently on sale. Premier parking tickets are also being sold now for some of the venues. The Dave Matthews band fans at Florida and Nebraska are going all out to grab tickets for the concerts.

The charitable organization of Dave Matthews Band, Bama Works, is now auctioning premier charity tickets for the summer tour of the band. The tickets to the shows at Bridgeview, Camden and Burgettstown are now listed and there are reports that many more charity tickets for the other concert venues will also be going on auction very soon. The DMB has decided to auction premier tickets from the second to the sixth row for each show and the only exception is for the shows that have General Admission Field.

The Dave Matthews Band fans will be surely gearing up to purchase the charity tickets in their endeavour to support Bama Works. The band started the Bama Works Fund in order to carry out the charitable works all over the world. The Bama Works have funded many non profit organizations, charities and other community service programs.

Dave Matthews Band have their eyes set on their forthcoming long summer tour and are gearing up in full swing to entertain their fans throughout their hectic three month summer tour that will kick start on May 30-31. Their new album that is in the making is produced by Rob Cavallo. The DMB are planning to debut their new album songs during their summer concert tour. The DMB boys are already into the recording of the songs and have roped in their long time collaborator Tim Reynolds to work in this album, who last worked with the DMB in 1998’s album “Before These Crowded Streets”.

The DMB has also not released a new studio album since 2005 when it came up with “Stand Up” and so the fans are eagerly awaiting the release of the yet to be titled album. The eco friendly band is making all the efforts to have a green tour concert in the coming months.

 Dave Matthews turned 41 today.When he was two years old, his family moved from Johannesburg, South Africa to Yorktown Heights. The family headed back to Johannesburg after John died. After all the family  returned to the States to live in Virginia after Dave finished high school.Hopefully as the DM in DMB celebrates the big 4-1, he won’t “eat too much (or) drink too much. Too Much!”

DMB has not released any new albums for ages. They do not make music, and do not write songs. But why not sell your songs as ringtones for cell phones and get profits out of it? This is a good idea, especially for musicians who for this or that reason quitted their music career. That is what DMB is doing, and quite successfully.