RAD from NPG Leaving

Not Sure if this is old news or just irrelevent news:

The latest addition to The NPG, Rad, has suddenly left the band.

This is a statement from her website:

"A number of circumstances prompted us to adjust our priorities and leave Prince and the NPG's Musicology tour before the US part of the tour would go into full swing.

We wish the band and the crew a great tour and would highly recommend you go and see the show when it comes to your city! Many thanks to all the fans, new and old, for their concern and notes of support for rad. We are in the middle of recording the next rad. album and look forward to seeing you all soon! Peace and felicitations... "

Now if only Sonny T will come back!

Prince caught her eatin' some barbecue.

For someone who doesn't believe in time, Prince has them on a "when to eat - when to shit" kinda schedule, don't he?

Yup, that's what I think - she left cause he's CONTROL FREAK

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Yes, of course when your rehearsing for various TV shows and a full-blown tour with an opening night that will be broadcasted live, everybody can eb all over the place.
"Hey, we wanna start!" ... "The drummer's not there, unfortunately..."

squirrelgrease said:

For someone who doesn't believe in time, Prince has them on a "when to eat - when to shit" kinda schedule, don't he?

First: I'm not an NPG member, so who is RAD?

Second: Having a schedule like that is not in any way out of the ordinary. It's called preperation and rehearsing folks!

That 11 O'Clock curfew is SHOCKING. Is that a joke?

Quick tour primer:

That's a customary schedule posted eveywhere backstage for every venue detailing what's going to happen and when. There's an alotted time for soundcheck, a time when the doors open (audience let in), crew meal, time the show starts, etc. "Curfew" means when the show is over -- the stagehands are union and there is a set time beyond which they start getting paid overtime. It can also refer to local ordinances prohibiting loud music after a certain time, which usually only applies to outdoor venues near residential neighborhoods.

RAD's left? Nooooo!

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