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Clovis McEvoy

“I was frightened, but I was like, ‘ok, big boy pants time. Step up to the plate, here comes the pitch and you can either knock it out or you can strike’”: Dylan's live sound engineer Jason Frankhouser on mixing front-of-house for The Never Ending Tour

Bob Dylan.

“My first show was Buffalo, New York, 2013. I'll never forget it.”

Jason Frankhouser has a lifetime of experience behind a sound desk. Having spent nearly a decade as the in-house engineer for the beloved Stubbs Bar-B-Q amphitheater in Austin, Texas, and out on the road mixing shows for artists like Billie Joe Armstrong, Edie Brickell and Jawbreaker, you’d think that no single concert would loom so large in his memory. However, that particular show back in 2013 was something special – it was the first time he mixed front-of-house sound for Bob Dylan.

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