Luckily, we were able to amend our busy tour schedule to perform at Seattle's Bumbershoot Music and Arts Festival. We were really happy to be able to represent Double Dutch in Seattle, as it is still our home town though we spend most of the time on the road teaching and performing. The plane we chartered from L.A. was met with minimal fanfare (thankfully) as our manager, Jean Pierre, managed to keep our last minute arrival under wraps (Thanks, dude). We were whisked away in a stretch hummer and arrived at Bumbershoot just in time for our first show of three on Saturday.
As expected, the crowds went wild and were shocked and amazed at our plethora of new skills and trickery. It was especially exciting to see some of our younger fans (and students) at the show. They are really awesome at jumping, after learning from the best, of course.
These awesome photos were taken by our number one fan and world famous photographer: Bradley Enghaus who dawned an old school OntheDouble t-shirt especially for the show. Of course, we were happy to autograph it for him as the original autographs have faded with washing and we have a slightly different team roster.
We're headed to Mexico to continue our quest to virally spread double dutch all over the world.
XO,
Jaime and Aj
1 comment:
OK - I'm jealous. I want to be there photographing you-all. What humid fun!
annette
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