My Life on The Road Ep 24 Part 1, Colorado - Connecticut

[@JoeinSeattle.]

These guys do better road movies than Hope/Crosby ever did.

[@michaelhenderson5946]

28:05 "Johnny and I are having our prostates examined by a dragon." 😂😂😂

[@jaysonsittnick3095]

The seat strategy on the plane.👏

[@ScarlettEmeraldASMR]

Hey Jason and Johnny! Another great vlog!

[@MrHaterbehatin]

Mr. Miserable looks like he'd be happier working at Guitar Clinic.. In 100 videos. Never smiles... lol Great channel btw..

[@randymaier115]

Great show at the Wild Goose Saloon in Parker, Colorado. Thanks for coming guys.

[@janice8455]

thank you Jason, another great tour diary!

[@thereclinerpilots3961]

I was so bummed to have to miss this show, but my band had a gig that same night. Hope Stephen Pearcy comes back to CT soon!

[@tomate2008]

Jason you and Johnny, make a great team.

[@AntonioMartinez-nm9pk]

Another great episode.

[@paulmanning3919]

I love you guys.

[@vynyly]

"Keep the middle seat open" is my least favorite game to play, but my favorite game to WIN.

[@Jaxisagod5]

Good stuff! Keep it coming Jason

[@desmondcastro3679]

Hey fellas! Have you ever thought of trying to get some endorsement deals going ? That pizza didn't look good.🤔

[@georgiapantazes6071]

They should have shoveled that walkway for you guys.

[@vistalite]

I despise airport travel, but it sure beats the misery of driving from show to show in a van or bus with five other guys.

[@beavisbrowne3497]

These are such a,gem. I have far different opinion of artists touring. Not all rainbows and caviar

[@zeketrick]

🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@RolandDeschain1]

Jay and Silent John.

[@lisabergan9590]

Are you guys snarky because you lived in New York or is that just year delightful personalities?? 😂 the two of you are hysterical

[@Jayhawk9]

I think Jason and Johnny are officially a couple ❤

[@terryalessio6622]

Did u manage ratt in 2001 remember they did clubs then

[@CaboWabotv]

I always thought it would be so cool to be a rock star, but your touring vlogs have convinced me otherwise. All that travel is a PITA. The lifestyle seems tough without booze, drugs, and whores. I'm more happy with my 9 to 5 now and weekends off. Thanks!

[@glengamble526]

😂if you think these guys are ‘rock stars’ you’re sadly mistaken

[@CarlFredrikAlexanderRask]

@@glengamble526Stephen Pearcy ain’t a rockstar? 🫣❤️❤️

[@glengamble526]

@@CarlFredrikAlexanderRask Pearcy, yes. The others? No.

[@randygeren]

Do you get paid to travel to each show .

[@zenveg]

How does the gear get around, drums, amps, or do you rent locally? Would love a rundown about your job.

[@RolandDeschain1]

I'd like to know if any of the guys use modellers and go direct. I see amps on the stage but they could just be props.

[@zenveg]

@@RolandDeschain1 I'm pretty sure a lot of these bands aren't even playing live but not suggesting SP and Co. would do that.

[@benben-sl7hi]

I think it’s just guitars as far as gear. I think the drums are rented and they use the house sound system.

[@danielbotterill-wb6kq]

@@zenveg Stephen said he would never do that and I believe him. He's the real deal. As for Motley...

[@glengamble526]

Drums and amps are called ‘backline’ and in a fly-in situation like this, the are typically provided by the promoter, as part of the contact rider. There is a technical rider attached to the contract, specifying what exact gear the artists need, or acceptable substations. Same with p.a. and lights. And of course there is a separate meal/refreshment/dressing room rider. Bands on a tour of multiple, concurrent shows, typically take their own backline, as opposed to situations like these.