If you see a van covered in solar panels traveling through your hometown, don't be alarmed. It may be the experimental indie rock band Cloud Cult on their way to stage a live show at a venue near you. With songs like You Were Born and Lucky Today, which you may remember from an animated Esurance commercial, Cloud Cult really knows how to put on a stellar show! To find out where that van is headed next, click around right here on StubHub. Concert tickets, schedules and venue information are available at your fingertips. Check it out today!
The band Cloud Cult is on Cloud Nine these days pursuing their passions of music and environmental causes. An aggressive tour schedule and appearances on Carson Daly and MTV along with features in Rolling Stone and Spin, have helped spark interest in the band, their music and their altruism. As avid environmentalists, lead singer Craig Minowa and his wife, Connie, formed Earthology, a non-profit environmental organization, which includes an Earthology Records branch. Earthology Records main concentration is helping to green the music industry. Through Earthology, Minowa has also developed the first 100 percent post-consumer recycled CD packages in the American market. The Earthology Records headquarters is located on an organic farm, fueled by geothermal energy and constructed partly from reclaimed wood and recycled plastic. The band has planted several thousand trees and consistently contribute to projects that build wind turbines as revenue generators on Native American Reservations.
With their name drawn from the ancient prophecies of indigenous North Americans, Cloud Cult originally developed as a solo studio project of Craig Minowa in 1995. Minowa enlisted several other musicians to contribute to his solo recordings. Initially, the band's work garnered them offers from various record labels, but Cloud Cult selected to take the route of self-publishing. The band has released several studio albums, including Aurora Borealis, which earned the band an Artist of the Year award at the 2004 Minnesota Music Awards.
From St. John's Block Party in Rochester, Minnesota, to the Bowery Ballroom in New York to Coachella, Cloud Cult has never been afraid to pack up their environmentally sound van and hit the road. To find out where they will be headed next, make sure you sign up for email alerts right here through StubHub. Make your plans today and go see Cloud Cult in concert. It's a unique experience you don't want to miss!
One of the most appealing things about Cloud Cult is their passion and uniqueness. For instance, as Cloud Cult began to perform live, one of their show's special features was the live painting by Scott West and Connie Minowa. They each completed a painting during the show that was auctioned off at the end. To be a part of Cloud Cult's next tour is, just stay tuned to StubHub. With StubHub, there's no reason to wait in line for event tickets you don't want to miss. Reserve all of your tickets conveniently online to catch your favorite artists, like Cloud Cult, so you can see them live in concert through StubHub. StubHub carries world music tickets, rock tickets, jazz music tickets and country music tickets tailored to every music fan's tastes. It's one thing to listen to a great band in your car on your way to work, but it's a different experience altogether to hear them live and in person. Don't miss out!
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