I'm sure Candlebox makes a good living touring on their past "success". They'll draw here for camp value but in smaller towns I bet they do a pretty good job of filling up clubs. I wouldn't be surprised if that show in Shreveport sells out.

If you're in a band that got major airplay and MTV exposure you can play casinos, county fairs and places like the King Cobra pretty much forever. They're probably still living the lifestyle to some extent (sex, drugs, rock & roll!) and I'm sure it's not as good now than it was ten years ago, but it beats sitting in a cubicle that's for sure.

At least they’re not playing Mars Hill.