Dinosaur Jr. will perform all 10 tracks from Where You Been at four concerts in November at The Garage in London, UK. The group will do the same for seven December shows at Brooklyn’s Music Hall of Williamsburg.

According to the press release, the band will “invite a spattering of guests and friends to sit in each night to celebrate this music.”

Where You Been was originally released on February 9, 1993. While it wasn’t a big success on the charts, it met with positive reviews from the critics and made several Best Albums of the Year lists.

The record has since been cited as a major influence for a number of music acts, including The Smashing Pumpkins, Radiohead, and My Bloody Valentine.

Dinosaur Jr. presented its latest studio effort, Sweep It Into Space, in 2021, followed by a live album, Emptiness, at the Sinclair. The group is currently scheduled to embark on a tour across North America in July and August for a number of solo shows and festival appearances.

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The event, titled Camp Fuzz, will take place from July 30^th to August 2^nd in upstate New York. Dinosaur Jr.’s J Mascis, Lou Barlow, and Murph will serve as camp’s “councilors” and are preparing lots of interesting content for “campers.” Mascis will host workshops on guitar pedals and Barlow will give 4-string guitar and ukulele clinic, while both of them will have their solo sets. Murph, on the other hand, will give a drum workshop with special guests.

Tickets for Camp Fuzz are already on sale and start at $999 per person. The ticket includes accommodations, free drinks and food, entry to all events, and use of the rehearsal spaces and equipment.

“Camp Fuzz with Dinosaur Jr. bridges the gap between artist and audience, offering fans a chance to meet and interact with the band at this pastoral, one hundred acre mountain resort, “dedicated to the celebration of music and the arts in nature”. With very special guests and more programming to be announced soon, this interactive experience is not to be missed.” – wrote the band on their Facebook page about the event.

Dinosaur Jr.’s most recent studio release came in 2016 when they presented Give a Glimpse of What Yer Not. The record met with positive reactions from the critics while peaking at No. 73 on US Billboard 200. The band hasn’t released new music since.

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Dinosaur Jr. will perform all 10 tracks from Where You Been at four concerts in November at The Garage in London, UK. The group will do the same for seven December shows at Brooklyn’s Music Hall of Williamsburg.

According to the press release, the band will “invite a spattering of guests and friends to sit in each night to celebrate this music.”

Where You Been was originally released on February 9, 1993. While it wasn’t a big success on the charts, it met with positive reviews from the critics and made several Best Albums of the Year lists.

The record has since been cited as a major influence for a number of music acts, including The Smashing Pumpkins, Radiohead, and My Bloody Valentine.

Dinosaur Jr. presented its latest studio effort, Sweep It Into Space, in 2021, followed by a live album, Emptiness, at the Sinclair. The group is currently scheduled to embark on a tour across North America in July and August for a number of solo shows and festival appearances.

The post Dinosaur Jr. to Celebrate 30th Anniversary of “Where You Been” By Playing Album in Full appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

The event, titled Camp Fuzz, will take place from July 30^th to August 2^nd in upstate New York. Dinosaur Jr.’s J Mascis, Lou Barlow, and Murph will serve as camp’s “councilors” and are preparing lots of interesting content for “campers.” Mascis will host workshops on guitar pedals and Barlow will give 4-string guitar and ukulele clinic, while both of them will have their solo sets. Murph, on the other hand, will give a drum workshop with special guests.

Tickets for Camp Fuzz are already on sale and start at $999 per person. The ticket includes accommodations, free drinks and food, entry to all events, and use of the rehearsal spaces and equipment.

“Camp Fuzz with Dinosaur Jr. bridges the gap between artist and audience, offering fans a chance to meet and interact with the band at this pastoral, one hundred acre mountain resort, “dedicated to the celebration of music and the arts in nature”. With very special guests and more programming to be announced soon, this interactive experience is not to be missed.” – wrote the band on their Facebook page about the event.

Dinosaur Jr.’s most recent studio release came in 2016 when they presented Give a Glimpse of What Yer Not. The record met with positive reactions from the critics while peaking at No. 73 on US Billboard 200. The band hasn’t released new music since.

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