This is a video that our #1 fan made for Suicide by Annie with footage from our Jan 18th show at The Comet Tavern. She also pieced in stills from our comic book that's coming out in March, so you'll get to see the first preview of the awesome photography by Harry Woods and graphic design by Lanae Rivers-Woods.
Man, that was such a great show...
Showing posts with label Comet Tavern. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Comet Tavern. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Rocking the Comet Tavern
Thanks to the Comet Tavern for a great show last night with Badwater Fire Company, Levator & Bourgeois Bullet Wound. When we got home at 2am we found the following show review on our Facebook Page from Aaron H.:
"So, if Fun and Awesome had a baby it would be yous guys! Had a blast tonight..."
Last night was also Ben Rudd's first time playing with us on drums and man, that guy can bring it in a bowler hat!
"So, if Fun and Awesome had a baby it would be yous guys! Had a blast tonight..."
Last night was also Ben Rudd's first time playing with us on drums and man, that guy can bring it in a bowler hat!
Sunday, January 2, 2011
Thursday, August 12, 2010
REVIEW: Welcome Kris: our lucky charm
Last night's show at the Comet Tavern was a milestone for 2 reasons:
1: Last night was Kris Couture's first show with us as bassist. Sure he produced our album in the studio...but did you know the man can also lay down the bass lines? Plus, last night was Kris' birthday and he chose to spend it rocking out with us. Whataguy!
2. Spoiler alert: this has to do with
...We woke up (sorta) this morning and found that Chris Kornelis from the Seattle Weekly stopped by our show last night. He was there to see Evil Jack (who we were opening for) but we also got a great mention (read entire post here):
1: Last night was Kris Couture's first show with us as bassist. Sure he produced our album in the studio...but did you know the man can also lay down the bass lines? Plus, last night was Kris' birthday and he chose to spend it rocking out with us. Whataguy!
2. Spoiler alert: this has to do with
...We woke up (sorta) this morning and found that Chris Kornelis from the Seattle Weekly stopped by our show last night. He was there to see Evil Jack (who we were opening for) but we also got a great mention (read entire post here):
Thank you, Chris and The Weekly for lending us your ears and for the support!"Seattle's Latitude x Longitude preceded Jack's set with a run through their own operatic chamber rock, with the occasional "oom pah pah" and hints of horror. Vocalist Rebeqa Rivers has a powerful, trained voice that's full of potential. Stand by for the band's full-length debut next year.
"The Crowd: Thin and friendly. (editor's note: why thank you, we've all been dieting.) It appeared that the bulk of the audience was in the room to support Chris, (sic...Kris) the new bassist for Latitude x Longitude, who was celebrating his birthday last night."
Labels:
Comet Tavern,
Evil Jack,
Kris Couture,
Latitude x Longitude,
LxL,
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Seattle Weekly
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