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Free Tracks with Purchase from Official Store

Posted by Jake Vigliotti in Band Brand on 12/7/10 5:30pm

The official site is running a special in December, any purchase from The Store will land you a free download of a Dave Matthews Band live performance. The current download song for the week of December 6 is Drive In Drive Out from 6.19.97 in Holmdel, NJ. The previous free tracks were Stay from the 2007 Virginia Tech Benefit show, and Seven From Citi Field N2.

A new track pops in every week, so if you play your cards right and order often, you can end up with a few tracks.

DMB Opens Europe Store; DMBLive Info

Posted by Jake Vigliotti in Band Brand on 3/5/10 7:49pm

The consecutive years touring in Europe has paid off for the Dave Matthews Band fans across the pond. The Warehouse announced the opening of a NEW ONLINE MERCHANDISE STORE based in Europe. European orders will ship from the United Kingdom, which will expedite the shipping process (and save you folks some Yen! Or whatever you use over there) All orders received prior to Midnight GMT March 7 will receive a 10% discount. Use the code DMB-63K8-3Z1D-T16T to get sum discount(s). You can directly access the Europe store here.

Also, in case you missed it, DMBLive released a new show, 10.24.96 from Austin, Texas. This show is the first multi-track show to be released in the DMBLive series. That's a good thing, mainly because it leads one to believe that if they are willing to release a multi-track recordings from full band show now, surely they'll release more "soon". As with all DMBLive releases, the shows are digitally mastered, which means it's not just dumped into FLAC or MP3, but rather the levels are balanced for each track to make the recording sound equalized.