Many thanks to OCSheri for all the photos on that page.

Tickets purchased for tonight are vaild for the show in two weeks (or refunds are available from where they were purchased).

More info about this rescheduled gig is available at this link.

Apparently at the gig Kasim said that that was to be his final solo gig ever! In the future he intends to play his own gigs only with The Kasim Sulton Band.

This is an all ages gig. Click here to purchase General Admission tickets at $75 or $55 (plus charges of $15.35 per ticket!) and here for the venue website. Doors open at 7.00pm and the concert starts at 8.00pm.

The venue says "No Gang or Racist Attire" so several people turning up in Kasim T-shirts may not be allowed in!

Kasim Sulton last played at this venue on Sunday 9th September 2007 as part of Todd Rundgren's band again. Prior to that he played here on 14th December 2006 as part of The New Cars and on 15th June 2000 as part of the Todd Rundgren Power Trio Tour.

Los Angeles to Ventura, CA is 68 miles north west which takes between one and two hours hours by road depending on traffic.

The opening set for this run of gigs is a 10 song set of Robert Johnson tracks played by the AWATS band. This has created quite a stir and lots of discussion among Todd fans online with some people loving it and others hating it!

The songs played were:
Dust My Broom
Stop Breakin' Down
Walkin' Blues
Love In Vain
Sweet Home Chicago
Red Hot
Kitchen
Hellhound
Riverside
Crossroads

dalexander36 has posted a video of Love In Vain from this gig on YouTube.com here.

Tickets for this gig vary in price from $78 to $48 and can be purchased from this link. A couple of days ago there were seats available in the 15th row of the Orchestra section for this gig. The venue has an unusual seating arrangement as the seats run 2,4,6,8 and 1,3,5,7 etc.

The address of the venue is 842 S. Broadway, Los Angeles, CA, 90014 and the stage is 30 foot deep by 50 foot wide. The Orpheum Theatre opened on 15th February 1926 and the artists that have played here include Judy Garland, Jack Benny, Ella Fitzgerald, Little Richard, Aretha Franklin and Stevie Wonder.

Apparently the main dressing room (which presumably Todd Rundgren will have) is "an 800 square foot master suite, which includes a brand new full bathroom and a makeup room with adjoining lavatory. The suite includes satellite TV and Internet access." Also backstage are three floors of dressing rooms with showers.

As well as discussing the Todd Rundgren AWATS gigs, Kasim also talks about his solo gig tonight, about All Sides (especially his song Liars), his KSulton Bass and about playing with Mick Jagger.

About Kasim's future plans, he says "I hopefully will do more solo shows next year, with a band, and without a band, along with working with other artists. My next year is up in the air as far as what I’m going to be doing anyway."

The address of the venue is 575 South Fairfax Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90036 and this is an Irish Pub which also sells food of the burger-type. This venue was one of the first city taverns re-licensed after Prohibition and has been owned and operated by the same Irish family for 32 years. The walls of the pub are covered by over 70 paintings done by Irish portrait painter Neal Boyle. The club initially featured Irish troubadours performing drinking songs and traditional Irish music but has evolved to include mostly original music from up and coming songwriters and light bands. Several artists have been signed to recording contracts after performing at the club. Guest artists who have appeared here include Joan Osborne and Lenny Kravitz.

The gig tonight starts at 8pm and tickets are $12 in advance from this link or $15 (cash only) on the door.

Sacramento, CA to Los Angeles is 387 miles south which takes about 6 hours by road.

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Just One Victory

The address of the venue is 1013 K Street, Sacramento, CA 95814. Click here to view the venue website. The site of the venue has housed a theatre since 1912. In 1946 the former theater interior was demolished and the Crest was built inside its building shell. The opening night for the Crest was Thursday 6th October 1949 and it was originaly a picture house until it closed in 1979. In 1986 the theatre was re-opened as a live venue and it under-went a $1 million restoration in 1995 to take it back to its glittery 1940's appearance. Nowadays the Crest features a fabulous gold leaf art deco interior. The stage is 36 feet wide and 24 feet deep.

Doors open tonight at 6.30pm and the show starts at 7.30pm. Click here to purchase tickets. The face value of tickets are $73 but they also add an $8.25 Convenience Fee plus an Order Processing Fee of $4 per order! A few days ago seats were still available in the fifth row of the balcony.

This will be Kasim Sulton's first gig at this venue.

The drive from San Francisco to Sacramento, CA is 88 miles and takes about 90 minutes if there is no traffic.

The book will be available on the publishers website (Golden Treasures Publishing) and later on Amazon.com. Only 2,000 hardback copies are being produced at a cost of $39.95 each. The softcover will be released at the same time and will cost $29.95.

The book is 394 pages in length and includes 12 pages of color photos as well as black and white ones throughout the book.

Vault-Keeper posted a scan of the flyer which includes the cover (see right).

The address of the venue is 3301 Lyon Street, San Francisco, CA 94123. Click here to view the venue website.

Tickets for this gig are $75 and $65 (plus $3.50 booking fee per ticket) and are available by calling 415-392-4400 or you can purchase them online from this link. Currently there are still pairs of tickets available in the twelfth row. The gig starts at 7.30pm.

The Palace of Fine Arts Theatre was originaly constructed as part of the Panama Pacific Exposition of 1915 which was an event dedicated to progress, the celebration of the completion of the Panama Canal and the rebirth of San Francisco following the 1906 earthquake. Construction of the building began on 8th December 1913 but the building was only built of material that was designed to last the year of the exposition. However in October 1915 there was a Fine Arts Preservation Day when 33,000 signatures were collected and $350,000 was raised towards the duplication of the Palace in lasting materials. The theatre seats 1,000 people.