Say Cheese: Summer Tour 2012

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Words By J-man

You asked for it and you got it! This week The String Cheese Incident will kick off their Summer 2012 Tour in Rothbury, MI at Electric Forest with three "incidents!" As has been the case in years past, SCI's involvement in this magical fest is huge and is sure to include some incredible antics. Following EFF, the boys will head home to Colorado for three nights at Red Rocks before heading west to Park City, UT then south to Flagstaff, AZ! Closing the tour is three nights in California, from Los Angeles up north to Berkeley, ending at Horning's Hideout in Oregon for four nights with the family!

June 28th - July 1st: Electric Forest- Rothbury, MI *
July 5th - 7th: Red Rocks Amphitheatre- Morrison, CO *
July 10th: Deer Valley Amphitheater- Park City, UT
July 12th: Pepsi Amphitheater- Flagstaff, AZ
July 13th: Greek Theatre- Los Angeles, CA
July 14th - 15th: Greek Theatre- Berkeley, CA
July 19th - 22nd: Horning's Hideout- North Plains, OR *

* = Stay tuned for coverage on MusicMarauders!



For this week's "Say Cheese" we've selected a show from Berkshire Mtn. Music Festival in Great Barrington, MA on August 11th, 2000!

String Cheese Incident Live at Berkshire Mtn. Music Festival on August 11, 2000.



Set: Come As You Are, Little Hands > Jam > Outside Inside, Up the Canyon, Rivertrance, Joyful Sound > Search, Texas

Head over to www.stringcheeseincident.com to purchase your tickets for the Summer 2012 Tour!

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