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Title: Shows in New York, Philly, Mass...
Post by: ShreddingMyNotes on 23 Mar 2006, 23:56

Hey everyone.  My band is going on tour this May, and I was going to say, we're playing the Lit Lounge in Manhattan on May 23rd if anyone in that area wants to come see us and/or hang out/get drunk and cause a ruckus.  We're trying to find a show in Philly and another in Massachusetts the day before and after the NYC date, respectively.  If anyone knows a place we might be able to play, or might want to have us on a bill with their band when we come through town, we'd LOVE it, and will definitely want to hang out/get drunk and cause a ruckus with you.  

I do all the booking at my school, Kenyon College, in Ohio, so I'd definitely return the favor if anyone needs a show out here.  Thanks!

Title: Shows in New York, Philly, Mass...
Post by: Garcin on 24 Mar 2006, 09:06

Would you consider posting an mp3 on the interweb so that we might sample your musical wares?

Title: Shows in New York, Philly, Mass...
Post by: Mnementh on 24 Mar 2006, 09:26

I'm no expert, but I believe if you click the myspace profile in his signature you can do just that.

Title: Shows in New York, Philly, Mass...
Post by: Garcin on 24 Mar 2006, 09:57

I think the myspace page lists 3 separate Kenyon College bands under the Horn Records label.

Title: Shows in New York, Philly, Mass...
Post by: Tannhäuser on 28 Mar 2006, 16:56

For massachusetts you could try a place nearby (Western Mass, specifically Noho) that I love to go to - Pearl Street, or Iron Horse - both owned by the same people. And go figure, it's right here by Jeph and me, Wooplah!

http://www.iheg.com

Title: Shows in New York, Philly, Mass...
Post by: Mikendher on 28 Mar 2006, 17:04

Yeah, I could go if you played in northampton! (iheg) :-)

Title: Shows in New York, Philly, Mass...
Post by: valley_parade on 28 Mar 2006, 21:03

Meh, NoHo's too the hell far away.


I'm hoping once the Mohawk reopens in North Adams, we'll finally get some shows in the Berkshires.