Sorry to hear that your Summer Tour got cancelled. When I heard, I assumed it was because of the stupid name the promoters gave it, but, as it turns out, you didn't sell any tickets. Again, that's too bad.
Remember when you sold out entire tours with your old band all year long? Yeah, that was cool. People would even drive through the night to see that band's show the next day. Now, it looks like nobody cares about the band you're in, because if they did, your tour wouldn't have been cancelled because of poor ticket sales.
I know that it's difficlt to speculate on these types of things, but let's ask the question, "Why do you think that not enough people bought tickets, making the promoters cancel your entire Summer Tour?"
Boy, man. There could be a lot of reasons:
- You told the crowd at the first show of your spring tour that the band hadn't really practiced together, because you were on vacation.
- Ben Harper sucks.
- Your new band is terrible and everyone hates it.
- The way you played at Coventry.
Here he is.
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