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Steve Beebie SuperBall IX Poster “Flight of the Mockingbird”

Steve Beebie’s first Phish poster “Flight of the Mockingbird” from SuperBall IX depicts the scene of the Famous Mockingbird flying with the Helping Friendly Book in its grasp. Steve printed two editions, both signed and numbered: one run of 60 on 12pt white matte finish paper and another run of 15 on satin silver semi-reflective paper, dimensions are 8 5/8″ x 17 3/8′. White prints are $20 while silver prints are $25.

Look for more illustration from Steve this summer!

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Paper colors



Rock N Roll Resort Tiny Rager Pin

Rock N Roll Resort is a FANTASTIC festival held in the Catskills each year, featuring great funk bands, Upstate music and a sprawling resort with multiple rooms for nonstop music, ala Dirty Dancing. This pin was made for the last Rock N Roll Resort, v3.0, Tiny Rager. Designed by John Warner, the pin measures 1.5″ x 1.5″ using 5 colors. Pick it up for only $10 plus shipping! 

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Ian Cross Superball IX print

This print is an 11×17 Phan Art poster by Ian Cross celebrating Superball 9.

From the artist:

“The idea came to me when thinking about the word Superball, I thought to myself that our solar system contains the largest comprehensible Superballs of them all, eight planets plus our sun=Superball 9.  It’s printed on thick super glossy photo stock. It’s based on an original watercolor and acrylic painting done by me, Ian Cross.”

There are a limited number of these left, the posters are signed and numbered and are from a run of 200.

The print ships for $12 total cost – paypal to iancliftoncross@yahoo.com to get one of these awesome prints!

Let’s have a Ball with GlowStickWars at SuperBall IX

Phish’s Superball IX Festival is right around the corner, and GlowStickWars has got your balls (and, umm, your glowsticks)! 3 AMAZING PROMOTIONS to help you have a ball at Watkins Glen.

Each of the following promotions is part of our new “Pick-Up Sticks” program, where you order in advance, and receive a certificate to pick-up your goodies at Superball IX!

OPTION #1 (PROMO CODE: SUPERPUS)
Order 2+ tubes of Show Sticks and receive a 10% discount, no shipping cost, and you can pick-up your sticks inside the Festival grounds at Watkins Glen International.
Click here to buy now with promo code: SUPERPUS

OPTION #2 (PROMO CODE: SUPERPUS2)
Order 2+ tubes of Show Sticks and receive 10 FREE Glow Ball Connectors with each tube, and no shipping cost! 2 Glow Ball Connectors let you make a sweet Glow Ball with your Show Sticks!!
Click here to buy now with promo code: SUPERPUS2

OPTION #3 (PROMO CODE: SUPERPUS3)
Order 2+ tubes of Show Sticks and receive 1 FREE Beach Ball with each tube, and no shipping cost! Fact: Beach balls are awesome! Anyone who says otherwise hates Phish.
Click here to buy now with promo code: SUPERPUS3

SHOW STICKS

GLOW BALL

BEACH BALL

 Why use the Pick-Up Sticks program?

1. It’s CHEAP!

By removing the freight cost and discounting by 10%, you can get a tube of 100 Show Sticks for as low as 7 bucks!

2. It’s EASY!
We’ll be on lot for hours before the show each day. Finding us won’t be hard, and you won’t have to worry about planning ahead or lugging your sticks to the show!

3. It’s RISK-FREE!
If you can’t find us, or can’t make it to the show, we will issue a complete refund to you.

ORDER NOW

How Does it Work?

Place an order for 2+ tubes at GlowStickWars.com using any promo code above. You will receive a confirmation email indicating that your sticks (and balls) will be available for pick-up inside Watkins Glen International between July 1st and 3rd, 2011. Pick-up times and locations are TBD.

Your email confirmation will contain an Order Certificate with your order details and a confirmation code.
On July 1st, 2nd and 3rd, we will email, facebook, and tweet our location on lot, and we will be reachable by phone and email for anyone having trouble finding us.

Present your confirmation code and a piece of valid photo ID, and we will hand over your sticks!
IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO PICK UP YOUR SHOW STICKS FOR ANY REASON, WE WILL ISSUE A 100% REFUND – NO QUESTIONS ASKED!

Over 30,000 sticks were distributed at Bethel and Blossom through the P-U-S program – now let’s make it rain at SUPERBALL!!

The GSW Team

Only Show Sticks are concert-friendly. And remember, 10% of every purchase is donated to The Mockingbird Foundation.
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SuperBall IX Balls from Adam Davidoff

Yes, he’s got balls that Adam Davidoff. Shiny Hard Superballs. For Sale. Adam designed the Super Ball IX “Superball” to commemorate this summer’s festival in Watkins Glen, NY over Fourth of July Weekend.

The Super Ball IX “Superball’ (999) which debuted in May 2011

The Super Ball IX ‘Superball’ is a jumbo sized superball conceived to commemorate the Super Ball IX Festival in Watkins Glen, NY.  The Super Ball IX “Superball” was designed with two things in mind:  to mimic the color scheme incorporated into the logo advertising the festival, while capturing the patriotic vibe of Independence Day Weekend.
Adam’s favorite Phish memorabilia are quirky items like the 1994 NYE Ping Pong Ball, the 1994 & 1995 Phish
Halloween Chocolate Coins and the 2010 NYE Hot Dog.  His hope was to create a unique item in this vein. The beauty of the Super Ball IX ‘Superball’ lies in its simplicity; the picture tells the story.
The Superball IX ‘Superball’ measures approx 2″  in diameter.  They were produced in a limited run of 999 and are $9.99 each plus $3.01 shipping and handling.  Get one for everyone in your crew gearing up for what will prove to be the highlight of the Summer of 2011! Adams balls are ready to ship now and he will have them on the lots of Bethel Woods, Pine Knob, Blossom & Riverbend.
 

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‘Inaugural Ball’ by Amy Pedatella (Excerpt from PhanArt: The Art of the Fans of Phish)

In celebration of PhanArt’s 2nd Anniversary of being published, this week we are sharing excerpts from select articles written exclusively for PhanArt: The Art of the Fans of Phish. To read more of this article and other great reviews of the Phish community and unique style of art, pick up the book here

An excerpt from ‘Inaugural Ball’ by Amy Pedatella, originally published in PhanArt: The Art of the Fans of Phish (2009, Allegra)

The year was 1996 and I was quickly becoming a Phish fan. As winter ended, the band made the announcement that they would be hosting a weekend festival in northern New York. The show was slated to be called The Clifford Ball and scheduled for the end of summer, without hesitation I was “in” and anxiously awaited ticket sales. Talking this phenomenon up with my friends, I found two eager participants. We purchased our tickets, made preliminary preparations and awaited mid-August.

Submitted by Noah Phence for PhanArt: The Art of the Fans of Phish

Apparently my friends were not as into Phish as I was, and purchased H.O.R.D.E. Tour tickets for the Friday of that same weekend. Wanting to forgo the H.O.R.D.E I was unable to find any takers for their tickets. I was left no choice but to attend the show at Randall’s Island, New York with them and immediately following travel directly to The Ball. Halfway through the Spin Doctors set, my friend decided to pass out and land in First-Aid after ingesting who knows what?

Always the optimist I thought, ‘she’ll shake it off.’ This is the point when my other friend at the show decided to piss in my Cheerios and pull the plug on the whole operation, taking our other friend home.

The H.O.R.D.E. was had, the hour was zero, and I found myself under the Triborough Bridge with three Clifford Ball tickets, a station wagon and nobody up for the mission. I had to beg and plead with anyone who will listen in a futile attempt to gain candidates. I had no choice but to go it alone. My rather straightedge brother had been at the H.O.R.D.E. also and got wind of my antics. Being the supportive older brother that he is, my brother refused to let me travel alone and decided to join me. He and I had seen Phish about three weeks prior in Rome, Italy, as part of an audience of less than 200 as they opened for Santana. He would have liked people to believe that he was going to escort me, but I knew better. He had experienced

To read more, check out the book here

The Soulshine Poster Art Show at Summercamp

The Soulshine Poster Art Show is an exhibition of artisans who create
handmade concert posters utilizing the time-honored process of fine art
printmaking.

The event is hosted in eulogy to Lisa Rosemann artist, live music
devotee and spirit of our community – who left us to paint her greatest
masterpiece this May.

Visit the Soulshine Tent Fri-Sun 10am-4pm to learn more about the art of printmaking and return home with a valuable collectible. View a special exhibition of The Art of Lisa Rosemann and bid on posters autographed by many of the musicians performing at this year’s 2010 Summer Camp Music Festival with proceeds benefitting charity.

Fred Hosman www.hoscopress.com – Omaha, Nebraska
Trippwww.tabootart.com – Denver, Colorado
Tim Ripley www.timothyripley.netfirms.com – Chicago, Illinois
Jake Powellwww.jakespenart.com – Williams Bay, Wisconsin
Kyle Baker www.kylewbaker.com – Chicago, Illinois
AJ Masthay www.masthaystudios.com – West Hartford, Connecticut
Jason Kaczorowski www.jasonkaczorowski.com – Chicago, IL
Memorial Exhibition to Lisa Rosemann www.soulshinestudios.com – Antioch, IL

Soulshine Poster Art Show
Jason Kaczorowski Events Incorporated | 4636 N. Ravenswood Chicago, IL
60640 | ph 312.671.7678 | e jason@jasonkaczorowski.com

Summer Camp Music Festival
Jay Goldberg Events | Mike Armintrout | 1115 W. Oregon, Suite A Urbana, IL
61801 | ph 217-278-7400 | e mikea@jaytv.com

Phish announces Festival 8 schedule, Sunday AM acoustic set, still no fall tour dates

Phish announced the schedule for Festival 8 today. 2 sets on friday @ 7:30 and 10, 3 on saturday, the first set at 3pm, the Halloween set starting at 7:30, and again at 10pm. Sunday has a first ever acoustic set at Noon, surely created to get the folks on the fence to jump off on the Indio side. The last two sets are at 5:30 and 8:30, provided plenty of time to pre-game for the night sets.

So an acoustic set? im thinking we’ll get Talk, Train Song, Billy Breathes, Perhaps Stealing Time from the Faulty Plan, and my bust-out call, ACOUSTIC ARMY!

make it happen boys!