New Orleans Ticket Info
January 3, 2012
Tickets for the upcoming benefit in New Orleans are on sale and may be purchased through Tulane University. The event is a joint fundraiser for the Tulane Cancer Center’s Gynecologic Cancer Research Fund HPV Vaccine Program and theNED Fund at the Foundation for Women’s Cancer.
The event will take place at the New Southport Music Hall at 200 Monticello Ave in New Orleans. Doors are at 7pm. General admission tickets are only $25. VIP tickets, which include admission and an after-party with the band are $50. Purchase yours now.
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Time.com Feature on N.E.D.
November 18, 2011
By Bonnie Rochman of Time.com, November 16, 2011. If there is an upside to having gynecological cancer, it may involve bragging that your doctor is a rock star — and meaning it.
That’s what one giddy patient does in the trailer for an upcoming documentary about N.E.D., a rock band made up of six gynecological oncologists. Short for No Evidence of Disease, N.E.D. began as a way to spice up a scientific meeting. The band subsequently snagged a record deal and worked with one of David Bowie’s former producers on an album, Six Degrees, that was released over the summer. The title is a witty reference to interconnectedness as well as the six medical degrees conferred on the band members.
“Patients feel like we are their band,” says John Boggess, an associate professor of gynecological oncology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, who contributes vocals, guitar and harmonica. “They feel the same way we do, that no one is talking about their experience, no one is talking about their cancers.”
N.E.D. Heads to the Crescent City
November 15, 2011
For the first time ever, N.E.D. will be making an appearance in New Orleans in January, just two short months from now. As many of you know, NOLA is home for Dr. Rusty Robinson, the N.E.D. bass player. Dr. Robinson is on the faculty of the Tulane University School of Medicine and sees patients at the Tulane Cancer Center. The benefit gig will be at New Southport Hall in New Orleans, a staple of the city’s rich music scene, on Saturday January 14, 2012. Proceeds from the appearance will benefit Tulane Cancer Center’s Gynecologic Cancer Research Fund HPV Vaccine Program and the NED Fund at the Foundation for Women’s Cancer. We’ll share more details as they get firmed up, but for up to date information be sure to keep an eye on our website and the benefit website set up by Tulane. We’ll let you know when tickets become available for the benefit. Get your beads on and come on out! Laissez les bon temps rouler!
Great Review of Six Degrees
October 16, 2011
By Jason Kaplan, published 9/26/11. This summer, rock group N. E. D. (No Evidence of Disease) reached a major milestone on the road to legitimacy by releasing their first full-length studio album titled Six Degrees. The CD is so named to reflect the interconnectedness of all people by making reference to the proverbial “six degrees of separation” but is also a reference to the fact that all six band members have medical degrees. Continue reading.
Dancing with N.E.D. Featured on LIVESTRONG Blog
August 25, 2011
The LIVESTRONG Blog has just posted a new story featuring the documentary Dancing with N.E.D. Scheduled to be released in Spring 2012, the film will explore the lives of the six physicians and musicians that comprise N.E.D. You can read more and watch a preview of the film on the LIVESTRONG Blog site.
North Carolina Dates Just Added: Tix on Sale Now
August 18, 2011
N.E.D. is coming back to North Carolina with two terrific shows on tap. The first is on Thursday 9/29 at the Cat’s Cradle. Doors are at 6:30, with the local sensation Birds and Arrows opening at 7:30. N.E.D. takes the stage at 8:30 in what promises to be a great show. Tickets for this one will go fast. You can get yours from Etix right now. On Saturday 10/1, we will be playing a show at the North Carolina Museum of Art. The show itself is free, but museum admission is required. Jeanne Jolly will be opening and Kitty Kinnin of FM 100.7 The River will be serving as emcee.
beliefnet review of Six Degrees
July 7, 2011
Stephen Russ over at beliefnet.com has just written a fantastic piece exploring the band and their music. You can read about his thoughts on the music and interview with John Boggess by going to his article N.E.D. Inspires Change Through Music.
It’s Official: Six Degrees is Go for Launch
June 21, 2011
Six Degrees, the new CD from N.E.D. is now officially available through our online partner, CD Baby for $14.97. You can order the CD simply by clicking on the button below or going to the Six Degrees page from the main menu above. CD Baby is graciously contributing $2 for each CD sold to Marjie’s Fund to support their continuing efforts to improve the lives of women facing ob/gyn cancers. You can purchase either a digital download or a physical CD that will ship within one business day of ordering. A HUGE thank you to all of our friends and supporters for making this possible.
Pre-orders for Six Degrees now being accepted
June 12, 2011
Here it is! You can now start ordering Six Degrees, the new album from N.E.D. through our online partner CD Baby. The list price for the cd is $14.97 and can be ordered simply by clicking the Buy CD button below. Once you select the quantity, you will be taken directly to the CD Baby store to complete your purchase. All pre-orders will be shipped on Tuesday 6/21, the day that the album officially goes on sale. Don’t be concerned that the cd is showing up as Backordered, that is simply a way for us to prevent the cd from shipping early.
Why the backorder status? It is a decision that we’ve made so that all of our presales will count as sales during the first week of the album’s release. If we sell enough (and this number changes from week to week), it is possible that we can make the new bestseller’s list from Billboard. Wouldn’t that be cool?
If you prefer, you can order directly from the N.E.D. CD Baby Store. For some iPhone and iPad users, this might be a better option. The widget we have on this page is flash-based and may not appear correctly for some users.