Welcome to Roadtrip Central! This is a continuing chronicle of my journey around the country, as I meet with Pandora listeners and musicians to learn about what you want to see happen with music in this digital age. I hope you enjoy reading about my past stops - from a three person meet-up in a Biloxi diner to a packed get-together in a huge MIT lecture hall.
I hope you'll take a minute to share your favorite bands, clubs, lodging and eateries in your city. If you don't see your state on the blog, just post to 'Other States' and I'll make a note to try and visit! I look forward to meeting and hearing from you!
Cheers...
Tim (Founder)
SAVE THE DATE! Boston Get-Together February 27th, 2008
Details to be announced soon!
When: Wednesday, February 27th, 2008
Where: TBD
Cheers,
Tim
Boston, MIT Recap
Memorable day in Boston, capped off with a terrific MIT meetup.

Spent the morning touring the Berklee College of music - amazing facility. State of the art everything. Kids everywhere with guitars, saxophones, drumsticks... was waiting for everyone to suddenly break out into some big choreographed number... "fame?"
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Red Barn Recap...
Well I must say, that's some of the most beautiful country I've ever seen. Took me quite a while to get to Amherst because I kept stopping to take pictures of the changing foliage. Mesmerizing. Passed the stunning stone buildings at Mt Holyoke College (which I learned from some evening attendees are all haunted). I took the liberty of adding some of these pix to the blog for your viewing pleasure...


Thanks to everyone who came to the gathering. We met in a beautiful, rustic wood cabin on the Hampshire College campus...
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MIT Meetup Tonight!
Woke up this morning to a Charles River full of rowers... what a great time of year to be in Boston.
Come join us for a town hall meeting tonight at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Promises to be a great mix of students and townies...

Details:
When: Tuesday, October 3rd, 2006 - 6:00pm
Where: MIT Campus: Building 26, Room 100
General campus address is 77 Massachusetts Avenue, access to Building 26
is via 60 Vassar Street Directions
Should be a great conversation - perhaps a little extra technical discussion from the aspiring engineers... We'll of course have our pandora gifts too.
See you soon. Tim (Founder)
Hampshire College - Red Barn Meetup
Finally getting out to Western Mass - thanks to everyone who sent us suggestions and invitations on the blog. Look to forward to meeting many of you tonight:

When: Monday, October 2nd, 2006 - 7:00pm
Where: The Red Barn
It's located on the Hampshire college campus on Rout 116 - Directions
This is a FREE event, and we'll have some cool Pandora gear. Looking forward to an amazing drive through the leaf-changing Berkshires...Please email tour@pandora.com if you have any questions about the meetup!
Hope to see you there! Tim (Founder)

Update: On October 2nd and 3rd, 2006, I'll be meeting listeners in both Amherst and Boston, respectively. The Amherst meet will be at the Red Barn Hampshire College, while the Boston event will be at MIT. Both begin at 7pm.
Join us and send an RSVP to tour@pandora.com with either 'Amherst' or 'Boston' in the subject line, depending on which meet you'll attend!
In early October, I'll be making a tour stop in Boston for a town hall meeting at night. I'm looking forward to meeting with Pandora listeners in The Walking City, and will try to hit some colleges too (I've heard there are few of 'em there). Any students with suggestions - we're all ears! I would love to read tips and answer questions from locals in the comments section below.
We love reading and responding to your feedback on the blog - the comments have been a treasure trove of great insights and guidance as we plan our visits. If you have a particular idea you want to discuss, or just want to get more involved, we're eager for help - just drop us an email at tour@pandora.com. Please include your location in the subject line of your message too. No idea is too big or small!
