DAY 10: (Joe) We’ve been in Papua New Guinea for the past three days. It’s been difficult for any of us to post on the blog because of the fast pace and internet bandwidth limitations. Not many Americans have been here outside of divers, anthropologist…

DAY 7: (Johnny) (Two omelets and seven [small] danishes later) Maybe it’s the malarone (with side effects that include dizziness and disorientation) but Fiji seems a warm and colorful dream already. It was like driving a NASCAR racing vehicle at top …

DAY 6, continued: (Danny) We woke up this morning and left our hotel in Suva to travel across the main Fijian island, Viti Levu, to play at a local restaurant in Nadi called Bounty. The owner, Robert, fed us the most amazing meals and desserts! I had m…

DAY 6, continued: (Johnny) Fiji is a wrap. I woke up bleary eyed and confused.Where am I?What time is it?What day is it?The last thing I remember is making plans to grab dinner after pulling an all-nighter and the 12-hour journey from Fiji to Papua New…

DAY 6: (Brian): An important part of our tour on The Rhythm Road is the cultural exchange aspect. In addition to concert performances, we give master classes and perform jam sessions with local musicians in each country. As any musician in the world wi…