Independent music entrepreneur Peter Shapiro continues to explore a range of passion projects. He has owned and operated renowned venues Brooklyn Bowl, Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas, Brooklyn Bowl Nashville, Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia, The Capitol Theatre, Garcia’s and Wetlands Preserve. In 2015, he produced Fare Thee Well: Celebrating 50 Years of the Grateful Dead, at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, CA and Chicago’s Soldier Field. Shapiro founded Lockn’, a four-day music and camping festival held in Nelson County, Virginia as well as Jazz & Colors, an experiential music event held in Central Park and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. He is the creator of FANS, the immersive live streaming platform with its innovative “Be in the Stream” feature that allows audiences to tune in and appear alongside the artists. He also originated the Rock and Roll Playhouse, developing the family concert series into a weekly national concert series that takes place in over 25 markets across America. His other endeavors include the IMAX concert films U2 3D and All Access, the Jammys awards show, the Green Apple Earth Day Festival, and Easy Rider Live. Shapiro serves as publisher of Relix magazine and sits on the board of a number of civic and charitable organizations, including: The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Museum, New York Public Radio, and City Parks Foundation. In 2019, Peter was named Chairman of HeadCount, one of the leading youth voter engagement and participation organizations in America.
Because who doesn't want to pay $6,000 to take lessons from "rock star counselor" Ross James?
If there is one thing that I've learned being around rock and roll in the past decade, it's that there are plenty of people that are happy to spend what appears to be an unreal amount of money to be closer to their favorite performers. There are more people than you can imagine that spend north of 6 figures to follow those performers around on tour and pay VIP upsells at every show they are available. If they can do it and it makes them happy, so be it.
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The artists listed on that
The camp is from October 27-30.
The artists listed on that second link would seem to provide some insight into who might be Phil's friends for the Halloween Phil run at the Cap.
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Good catch! I am surprised
Good catch! I am surprised that Phil agreed to this -- Oct 30 is his day off on the Philoween run.
At first I thought it was a spoof website.
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Rock Camp Artist:
Rock Camp Artist:
Peter Shapiro
Associated Acts:PRODUCER, Founder & CEO, Dayglo Presents
Independent music entrepreneur Peter Shapiro continues to explore a range of passion projects. He has owned and operated renowned venues Brooklyn Bowl, Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas, Brooklyn Bowl Nashville, Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia, The Capitol Theatre, Garcia’s and Wetlands Preserve. In 2015, he produced Fare Thee Well: Celebrating 50 Years of the Grateful Dead, at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, CA and Chicago’s Soldier Field. Shapiro founded Lockn’, a four-day music and camping festival held in Nelson County, Virginia as well as Jazz & Colors, an experiential music event held in Central Park and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. He is the creator of FANS, the immersive live streaming platform with its innovative “Be in the Stream” feature that allows audiences to tune in and appear alongside the artists. He also originated the Rock and Roll Playhouse, developing the family concert series into a weekly national concert series that takes place in over 25 markets across America. His other endeavors include the IMAX concert films U2 3D and All Access, the Jammys awards show, the Green Apple Earth Day Festival, and Easy Rider Live. Shapiro serves as publisher of Relix magazine and sits on the board of a number of civic and charitable organizations, including: The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Museum, New York Public Radio, and City Parks Foundation. In 2019, Peter was named Chairman of HeadCount, one of the leading youth voter engagement and participation organizations in America.
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Because who doesn't want to
Because who doesn't want to pay $6,000 to take lessons from "rock star counselor" Ross James?
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Forget this and wait for
Forget this and wait for Kimock at Fur Peace.
You will accually learn something.
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Throwback to Phil Lesh
Throwback to Phil Lesh University in November 2006
https://jambands.com/news/2006/11/09/enrollment-is-high-at-phil-lesh-uni...
https://archive.org/details/paf2006-11-08.sbd.81141.flac16
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Because who doesn't want to
If there is one thing that I've learned being around rock and roll in the past decade, it's that there are plenty of people that are happy to spend what appears to be an unreal amount of money to be closer to their favorite performers. There are more people than you can imagine that spend north of 6 figures to follow those performers around on tour and pay VIP upsells at every show they are available. If they can do it and it makes them happy, so be it.
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Because who doesn't want to
Because who doesn't want to pay $6,000 to take lessons from "rock star counselor" Ross James?>>>
Welcome back, looong timey break......
Also, funny as heck post.