Tour

This was our second show at Trash Bar. After playing, the band rounded up all of the fans and headed to Choy’s apt for some celebrating. It got pretty messy…

Gaggle of Cocks invited us to come play in Williamsburg with them. We couldn’t possibly say no. It was a great night with some heavy bands.

4 months after the CD release party, we made our way back to this LES staple. The open bar went down perfectly.

This was a last-minute fill slot we did for Arlene’s for their weekly Rock and Roll Karaoke show. We opened the night to a very receptive crowd who all stuck around to suck ’em down and try their hands (and voices) at singing along w/ the Karaoke band.

Our friends Sins Of The Loose Buttons as if we would have them open for us. So we setup our first all ages show and blew the roof off of the place.

Our first showing at The Mean Fiddler went over rather well. All the usual suspects showed up and we had a great set.

For our first Rock Asylum, we were given the opening slot, but quickly proved that we are deserving of the best slot next to ZO2. We included a cover of Living Loving Maid by Zeppelin, and when G Man couldn’t find his slide, he improvised by whipping out his Zippo of all things and tearing through the solo.

The first of two shows in the same night we packed in to the stage at Fat Baby as the crowd packed in to watch. From Casanova to Hair Of The Dog, we put our best foot forward, rocked the joint, then took off for The Underscore. This was the CD Release Party for Hollis Browne that they asked us to kick off.

Our first appearance at The Underscore went over very well. The set opened w/ the Zep classic “Traveling Riverside Blues”, and included “Living Loving Maid (She’s Just A Woman),” “Wearing And Tearing,” and there was also a brief blues jam between Eric and G Man before “Bad Luck.” The show was a success and the night ended with some 3AM “s...[Read More]

Our 2nd venture at this DR staple with a great turnout from Gerard’s crew from Westchester.

Our first show at Crash Mansion, and right off the bat we knew it would be another mainstay of our NY venues. We had a line around the block of fans waiting to get their first listen to the album. The stage show is really starting to come together…we’re all learning how to play off each other and the energy is just getting more intense with each show. Most of all, it was great to have the al...[Read More]

Our only showing to date at Ace Of Clubs and we rocked the joint. This marks the first appearance of G Mans ritual wearing of the “cutoff”. This was our first gig after recording the album. Mike was on the phone with engineer right before and after the show working out the final touches on the CD.