I think the answer to the above question is yes. In the 90's there was Nirvana and everyone else trying to sound like them. You had Collective Soul (good band, memorable tunes, but overshadowed by Nirvana), Live (see Collective Soul), and the Counting Crows (the pretty answer to the gritty, rough sound of grunge).

Well the '90s have returned and they are hoping you are nostalgic for these tunes. Counting Crows, Collective Soul, and Live (and sporatically Third Eye Blind) will be touring minor league ballparks all across the nation. The tour will kick off on July 22nd in Wilmington, Delaware.

As has been stated before, when a band plays Wilmington, DE it is assumed your career is dead. Some can resurrect their career (Green Day) others come here to rot (I say this will all love and respect...David Lee Roth). I believe the quad group of bands playing are in the latter category.

I look upon the 90's with love and respect for the pop music released, but I do not think I will be attending this show. Sensative frat boys unite. Tour dates below:

July 22 - Wilmington, DE  Frawley Stadium
July 24 - Eastlake, OH  Classic Park
July 25 - Washington, PA  Consol Energy Park
July 27 - Dayton, OH  Fifth Third Field
July 28 - Comstock Park, MI  Fifth-Third Stadium
July 31 - Erie, PA  Jerry Uht Park
Aug 1 - Buffalo, NY  Dunn Tire Park
Aug 3 - Louisville, KY  Louisville Slugger Field
Aug 4 - Indianapolis, IN  Victory Field
Aug 14 - Aberdeen, MD  Ripken Stadium
Aug 15 - Frederick, MD  Harry Grove Stadium
Aug 17 - Manchester, NH  Merchantauto.com Stadium
Aug 18 - New Britain, CT  New Britain Stadium
Aug 21 - Altoona, PA  Blair County Ballpark
Aug 22 - Lakewood, NJ  First Energy Park
Aug 24 - Pawtucket, RI  McCoy Stadium
Aug 25 - Wappingers Falls, NY  Dutchess Stadium
Aug 30 - Ft Wayne, IN  Memorial Stadium
Sept 1 - St Paul, MN  Midway Stadium
Sept 2 - Fargo, ND  Newman Outdoor Field

More dates expected to be released, however, those dates will include Third Eye Blind.