You took that thought right out of my head...
;-?
D.
Looks like the word is out.
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From: Rick Walker
Date:09/09/2014 10:27 PM (GMT-05:00)
To: "TRIO of ONE (Michael Mullin)(USA)"
Subject: Hi Michael, Rick Walker here with the Y2K14
LOOPFESTIVAL with important and timely news
Hi Michael,
I wanted to write and tell you that the county came in
and closed the Treasures Roadhouse, site of this and last
year's
festival, leaving us, suddenly, without a venue for the
festival.
For the past 9 days I have tried everything I can possibly
try to find another venue and have had, unfortunately,
option after option
taken off the table.
In the next 48 hours I will make my decision on what to do,
but I thought you should know that
1) In the best case scenario, we will move to the
Corralitos Community Center which is smaller and a couple of
miles
further away from Santa Cruz. This will most probably
result in a smaller audience and I will have to
tell many, many artists that I can't have them perform after
all.
Your slot on Sunday night will be assured if that happens if
you want to continue.
2) If that fails then I will attempt to have a series of
small house concerts (hopefully two a day, but possibly
just in the evenings) in and around Santa
Cruz.............I've already got three committments to do
so and haven't even
thrown it out to the larger community.
If this happens, the audiences are going to be small, I
know for a fact.
I'd still love you to come be our headliner, but I also
know that this is NOT an optimum circumstance
so I thought I should be really upfront. If you
decide not to do it, please know that I will completely
supportive of
your decision and that you would, certainly, have a
standing offer in the coming year(s) to have another
headline
slot offered to you when we secure another venue.
It's totally your decision and I support, fully , whatever
you decide to do this year.
I'm so sorry about all of this, but this fucking city and
county have become increasingly intolerant of
the musical performing arts in the last 5 years (much as San
Francisco has, commensurately).
I'm trying my best but I've just started running out of
options.
There is a slim chance that one thing I have in the works
might work out but I've got to make my decision
in the 48 hours or so in order to be able to make everything
work out (logistics for having several house concerts
are going to greatly increase my workload, as I'll have to
provide sites, sound and lights for every single venue).
Let me know your thoughts. You are the first person I'm
telling and I'd ask you to wait until my announcement is
official and public before you talk about this in
public...........otherwise I will have 10,000 emails on my
hands right when
I truly need to be working the hardest to get everything
accomplished. I hope you understand.
Yours, Rick
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