Out Of Town Jaunt

For the first time, we are able to embark on a consecutive (albeit short) series of gigs outside our native state and in the wonderful climes of New England.  Boston, Burlington, B- sorry, Willimantic, here we come!  Although I could not complete that alliterative scheme, we do plan on completing sets of our rock tunes at the following times, locations, and with the following folks:

Sep 30 // Boston MA @ O'Brien's Pub
w/ Bobby Joe Ebola and the Children, MacNuggits, Tornado Rider
8 PM / $7
info: O'Briens

Oct 1 // Burlington VT @ 242 Main
w/ Burning Streets, Trapper Keeper, Brick Mower
6 PM / $7
info: 242 Main

Oct 2 // Willimantic CT @ The Handsome Woman
w/ Brick Mower, Best Practices, more
6 PM / $5 / vegan potluck


And while I'm at it, I suppose I might as well spill the beans on a fantastic community-oriented local show we have coming up.  Part of a series of gigs known as the Pantry Party, this one is happening in greater NYC.


Oct 15 // Long Island City, NY @ The Texas Firehouse
Rooftop Show + Indoor Art Showcase 
w/ Incan Abraham, Caged Animals, Marguerito, Mad Lights, Jounce
7 PM / 10 cans or $10 / free beer for can-bringers

Talk soon,
John

Greetings! and Tape Release.

After having been alerted by some friends and acquaintances that it would be nice for us to have a universal place on the internet where we post information relating to our band, Real Good, I decided to go about this in the most cost effective and least tech savvy way possible: a blog!

So why not get this informational bit started with some jive most relevant to today?

That's right.  Today, or tonight rather, we will be playing the second and final tape release show to celebrate the release of our debut demo tape, "Is This Good?"

Deetz:
REAL GOOD TAPE RELEASE
w/ Secret Photos, Deep Pockets
@ The Lamp Post
238 2nd St. / Jersey City NJ
10 PM / free

Here is a link to stream or download the tracks from this tape for free:
bandcamp

Here is a review which a nice man has already written about the tape:
review / fistfight at the arthouse

See you soon,
John