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Tuesday, November 18, 2025

The Head and The Heart’s Chris Zasche - STAGE THREADS Ep. 7 [VIDEO]

On this episode of DTB’s “Stage Threads”, Chris Zasche, bassist of the indie folk band, The Head and The Heart, shows you his stage outfits and discusses how his style connects to the music and the stories behind the clothing he wears during performances. The Head and the Heart is currently supporting their newest album, Aperture. You can watch the video below:

VIDEO INFO:
Film Date - August 8, 2025
Location - The Salt Shed in Chicago, IL

Keep up with The Head and the Heart on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

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Monday, November 17, 2025

Carver Commodore - BUS INVADERS Ep. 2134 [VIDEO]

On this episode of DTB’s “Bus Invaders”, we take you inside the touring vehicle of the rock n' roll band, Carver Commodore, while on the Havin' a Buckin' Good Time Tour. Carver Commodore is currently supporting their newest single, Stone Cold Stunner feat. The Stunners. You can watch the video below:

VIDEO INFO:
Film Date - September 11, 2025
Location - Chicago, IL

Keep up with Carver Commodore on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

source https://www.digitaltourbus.com/features/carver-commodore-bus-invaders-ep-2134-video/

Ryley Tate Wilson - DREAM TOUR

In this Dream Tour segment, the indie pop artist, Ryley Tate Wilson, reveals who he would want on his ultimate tour lineup. You can check out his picks below:

My dream tour would look less like a series of concerts and more like my audience is stepping into a different world for a short time. I’m talking super immersive atmosphere, but still with intimate elements that bring people together and make every night unforgettable. I would have big-picture visuals fused with natural elements and a Southern undertone. The ultimate goal would be to create something that feels both massive and personal at the same time. A tour where no matter how many people are in the crowd, everyone still feels like a part of it.

For the stops, I would balance big iconic venues and smaller theatres, playing in places around the world like Los Angeles, New York, London, Tokyo, São Paulo, as well as Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Texas. I would want the audience to feel as if they are part of the whole journey, and not just the show they’re attending. If I’m really dreaming big, I’d bring some of my favorite artists along with me as collaborators, like MkGee, Adrienne Lenker, and Caroline Polachek.

The heart of my dream tour would be connection. I would make sure that each audience member walks away feeling like they experienced something unforgettable. I would hope that the impact I make is way more than just the music, rather I would want to create a community of people that all had a life-changing experience together. A community that lingers and stays connected years after the tour. That’s something worth dreaming about.