Stockholm Syndrome - News/Press

We have the following shows available for online purchase via download (FLAC & MP3):
These shows were recorded & mixed by the one & only Chris Rabold.
Stockholm Syndrome Plays Street Beat: PlumTV.com sites down with Jerry Joseph in Vail, Coloroado to discuss Stockholm Syndrome before their recent gig at Vail Street Beat in February 2008. Click here to check out the interview.
MoBoogie.Net: Widespread Panic's - Dave Schools Interview (2-23-08): Dave Schools from Widespread Panic talks about how Jerry Joseph found Widespread Panic back in the 80's and brought them west of the Mississippi. He also talks about his "moonlighting gig", Stockholm Syndrome and how the band got started, the formation of the band, writing the songs, rehearsing in Berlin, and how massive the project got, and the debut album Holy Happy Hour. This was recorded at the Gothic Theater in Denver, CO. Click here for the interview: Part #1 & Part #2
Wally’s Angels present The Wally Llama Love-In, a benefit for Wally Ingram's recovery from cancer with Stockholm Syndrome featuring Wally Ingram, Dave Schools, Jerry Joseph, Eric McFadden & Danny Louis for two shows in San Francisco, California at The Independent on February 9th & 10th, 2007.
After a short hiatus, Stockholm Syndrome, featuring Dave Schools, Jerry Joseph, Eric McFadden, Wally Ingram, and Danny Louis are regrouping for a special performance at Warren Haynes Annual Christmas Jam at Asheville Civic Center on December 15, 2007 along side Jackson Browne, Peter Frampton, Bruce Hornsby, Gov't Mule, G Love, Grace Potter & The Nocturnals and many other legendary artists.
Wally’s Angels present The Wally Llama Love-In, a benefit for Wally Ingram's recovery from cancer with Stockholm Syndrome featuring Wally Ingram, Dave Schools, Jerry Joseph, Eric McFadden & Danny Louis for two shows in San Francisco, California at The Independent on February 9th & 10th, 2007.
Stockholm Syndrome's Holy Happy Hour makes Glide's Top 20 list for 2004. You can view the entire interview here : The Glide 20: Our Top Albums Of 2004.
Stockholm Syndrome's Dave Schools was recently interviewd on the Honest Tunes Radio Show. You can view the entire interview here: Dave Schools Takes To the Airwaves with Honest Tunes Radio.
Stockholm Syndrome brought a reporter from Jambase.com on the road with them for their 1st ever tour of Europe & here is the online journal from the 2nd half of the tour. You can view the entire review "STOCKHOLM SYNDROME II : THE EPIC TALE" by clicking here.
Stockholm Syndrome recently had a concert review on Jambase.com from the show at the Variety Playhouse this summer. You can view the entire review "STOCKHOLM SYNDROME INVADES GEORGIA" by clicking here.
Stockholm Syndrome was written up recently from the Style Weekly based in Richmond, Virginia. You can view the entire article here: Co-Dependence: Dave Schools and Jerry Joseph pool their talents in Stockholm Syndrome.
Stockholm Syndrome recently got an extensive review from the Creative Loafing based in Atlanta. You can view the entire article here: "Schools in session : Widespread Panic bassist wanders off jam course " by clicking here.
Stockholm Syndrome recently got an extensive front page article on Jambase.com. You can view the entire article "STOCKHOLM SYNDROME :: A BAND IS BORN" by clicking here.
Stockholm Syndrome played an hour show (4 songs + interview) for Sirius Satellite Radio while in New York. From Sirius Satellite Radio: Dave Schools, bassist for Widespread Panic, joins his longtime friend Jerry Joseph in this new jam band, whose first album coming in late June is Holy Happy Hour. Check out some of the tunes in this exclusive SIRIUS performance before its release. This show will also be aired again on Sirius Satellite Radio. Check with the website for additional times/dates.
Pollstar.com featured Stockholm Syndrome this week on the front page of their website. You can view the entire review by clicking here.
Stockholm Syndrome recently got an extensive review on Jambase.com. You can view the entire article "STOCKHOLM SYNDROME: SCHOOLS AND JERRY" by clicking here.