Tony Levin’s Website
and Road Diary
Bassist Tony Levin has been sharing his road experiences here since 1996 (which sounds fairly recent, but in the Internet world, it isn’t. Even the terms weblog and blog were coined in 1997 and 1999.)
This new version of the site already has tons of road diaries, but you can still find the old stuff in the ‘Archives’ section.
We have over 400 archived tour pages on the site (with about 6,800 photos) and we’re happy to have had almost 5 million visits.
Latest News
The BEAT Tour is streaming along (though sadly, we missed one show, in Reno, because of terrible weather.)
More videos of songs from my “Beyond the Bass Clef” album. Just put up a new one: Espressoville
There’s also the vocal piece using the names of drummers: On The Drums
And, with Westies playing the bass, there’s Bringing It Down to the Bass
Excited about Nov 29th, Record Store Day Black Friday, when stores will have the special edition double LP of my album (and I’ll be appearing at Restless Records on Milwaukee Ave in Chicago, to sign a few.) And the blu-ray version just came out - happy to have that with the Dolby Atmos mixes and more.
Still 20 or so more shows on the BEAT Tour, so I’ll be, as usual, working on the Road Diary with my photos every day.
Current Road Diary
Here are the latest blogs from King Crimson’s Japan Tour. Other recent tours are in the menu at the left, in “The Road Diary” — and all the rest of them are in the Archives.
The Beat Tour 2025Tony Releases
Bringing It Down to the Bass
Tony’s new album, with Vinnie Coliauta, Larry Fast, Alex Foster, Robert Fripp, Steve Gadd, Colin Gatwood, Steve Hunter, Gary Husband, Manu Katche, Pete Levin, Jerry Marotta, Pat Mastelotto, Dominic Miller, Mike Portnoy, L. Shankar, Earl Slick, Jeremy Stacey, David Torn
Peter Gabriel Edition
Peter Gabriel Edition
Five prints of Tony’s photos of Peter Gabriel, signed by Tony.
King Crimson Edition
King Crimson Edition
Eight archive-quality, signed, numbered prints by Tony Levin.
