Three-time Grammy award winning musician, composer, educator and HALL OF FAMER Jeff Coffin joined us on his Birthday week for a spectacular Convos on the Corner! Throughout this fascinating episode he reflects on the time around him joining DMB, dives deep into many of his projects outside of DMB, his constant drive to be creative, and even picked up his sax to teach us something about the intro to "Minarets"!

Thanks again to Jeff for joining us, and we hope you all enjoy hanging on the Corner with Coffin!

“Way Up” by Wild Iris Brass Band

Supernova All-Stars @ Franklin Theatre Tickets

Béla Fleck & The Flecktones "Jingle All the Way" Tour Tickets

Ear Up Records

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DMB made its triumphant return to Richmond last week - the first time since 1997! It's also the pod's first sibling episode - Bruce's brother Jason recaps Richmond N1 with us - his first ever DMB concert! Virginia got one of the best two-nighters of the summer so far, and of course we had to talk SPAC and some of the insane tour debuts and treats that DMB loves to sprinkle in Saratoga. Shout out to Jason for making his pod debut!

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It's hard to believe it has been 20 years since the 2005 Summer Tour, which included Bruce's first show, 6/29/05! We revisit this show which includes some fantastic performances of DMB classics, several songs Bruce has not seen again in 60+ shows, an early glimpse into some songs from 'Stand Up' that sound much different today, some extremely rare teases, and a ton of nostalgia. We hope you all enjoy this look back in time at a night that eventually led to the creation of this podcast. Cheers!

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One of our favorite and most frequent guests on the pod, Clint Wells, is BACK! The rockstar/podcaster/all-around great dude was able to join us before going back on tour to talk about his four DMB shows this summer, capped off by his first visit to THE CREEK. Tap in to hear Clint's hot takes and what songs he is no longer chasing! Shout out to Clint for always being the man!

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Friend of the pod, Alex Brandt (@brandtsmarching), makes his triumphant return to help us recap DMB's most recent 6 shows from Charleston to Chicago. Alex was lucky enough to have attended 4 of these (Charleston x2, Birmingham, Alpharetta), so he brings us exclusive "boots on the ground" coverage that we love to have. This tour is shaping up to be be extremely unique and we had a blast breaking it all down with Brandt.

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Nolan gloats. Bruce apologizes. And DMB continues to be on a roll as we settle into the tour. We recap the unique setlist of Jones Beach, Riverbend, and St. Louis on this episode and we look forward to the first true two night stand of the tour in Charleston!

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This week we are joined by multi-instrumentalist guru, and DMB fans newest favorite violinist, Jason Crosby! Jason was kind enough to spend some time with us and talk about his epic guest appearance on stage at Holmdel, playing violin on Ants Marching at MSG but not with DMB, having perfect pitch, and the countless legendary musicians he has toured with throughout his career.

We want to thank Jason for taking the time to chat with us, and hope you all enjoy this convo as much as we did!

Jason Crosby's Website

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We are back to recap the start to DMB's 2025 Summer Tour from Bethel to Brazil! This run of shows has brought us some top to bottom great sets, incredible performances, and some wildly popular guests as well. There is a lot to discuss, so dive in with us, and be sure to stay tuned for a very special interview with a certain special guest!

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In one of our most enlightening and important episodes yet, Brad Corrigan of "Dispatch" sat down with us to chat about his career as a talented multi-instrumental musician, documentarian, but more importantly as a humble, ambitious humanitarian. Brad opens up about his recently released powerful documentary "Ileana's Smile", Dispatch's rapid rise, their upcoming album "Yellow Jacket", his connections with DMB, and a story about how he first learned to play drums that you don't want to miss.

We want to thank Brad not only for joining us, but for sharing his experiences and for all that he has done over the years to support causes that are near and dear to him. Please, if you can, utilize the links below to support Brad's organization and Ileana's School of Hope. Cheers!

⁠LOVE LIGHT + MELODY⁠ - Brad's organization supporting vulnerable kids in Nicaragua

⁠ILEANA'S SMILE ⁠ - Brad's documentary the inspiring story of a girl who endures life in a trash dump in Managua, Nicaragua, and the devastating choices she faces. The film follows Brad and several Nicaraguans as they try to help Ileana on her journey. - All proceeds from the film fund the operation and expansion of Ileana’s School of Hope.

"YELLOW JACKET" - new album drops June 6th

Dispatch's 2025 Summer Tour kicks off June 3rd in St. Augustine, FL - Tour dates and tickets HERE

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This week on COGS we throw it back to 30 years ago in April 1995. Bruce & Nolan breakdown two of DMB's finest shows with the rare all-acoustic show at The Academy in New York on 4/5/95, days after the band's first trip to Europe. DMB then kicked off their spring tour in Durham, NC on 4/7/95 in fabled Cameron Indoor Stadium at Duke. The two shows are known for the song debuts of #40 and #41, known as 41 Police at the time. Be sure to check out these DMBLive releases and our recap!

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