In an ideal world, bands will probably prefer to travel by plane or bus between cities on a long tour. However, there are those who, due to circumstances, need to use alternative vehicles.
This was the case of the band Nebula who, when they came to Brazil in 2001, decided to use a vehicle that was, to say the least, curious to travel between concert venues: a van in the style of one used to sell hot dogs. This is what journalist André Barcinski says during an episode of the B3+1 podcast.
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“There are things that you remembering now might be funny, but at the time it must be difficult. I had a radio program and once they said that I was going to interview a band that was coming from Goiânia. It was an American band called Nebula. Okay, I I was waiting for them. In a little while, a hot dog van arrives! It was one of those Fiorino ones, you know?
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Check out what this show was like, held during the Goiânia Noise Festival, in an article from Folha de S. Paulo. They considered the stoner group to be the “new Nirvana”.
“The seventh edition of the Goiânia Noise Festival attracted a diverse audience last weekend, who gathered at the Martim Cererê Cultural Center to watch the performances of 35 national alternative bands and the show by the North American group Nebula, considered by international critics as the “new Nirvana”. The “types” -who ranged from preppy girls to the most bizarre styles of rock’n’roll fans- welcomed the festival, one of the most important in Brazilian indie music. various parts of Brazil, in an eclectic mix of sounds and rhythms that started at 4pm and went into the early hours of the morning”.
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