We’re very excited to be playing the 2008 PDX Pop Now! free all-ages music festival on sunday. For a complete schedule click here. Some of the highlights will include; Experimental Dental School, Panther, Reporter, New Bloods, and many many more. You’ve never paid less money to see so many amazing bands.
Also, thanks to everyone else that helped make our 12th birthday party just so special; Nicole Georges, Sei Hexe, Experimental Dental School, Fist Fite, and of course Modou, Mark and Tim at work/sound,
Photos by: Jackie Rosmus and Brandon Freels
Oh, also thanks to Ryan at Blue Skies Above Us blog. If you want to hear what we sounded like approximately 10ish years ago, you can go there and download a .zip file of .mp3s and a .pdf of our CD we released in 1998. Vintage!
So far we’ve been promised one present, Ezra Ace Carraeff’s personal Sega Genesis that he received when he turned 12. Proof!
But, if anyone is wondering, here’s a wish-list.
1. A new, more fuel efficient, vehicle to move our equipment in such as:
or maybe:
2. This book:
We’re in it! It also happens to be on sale at McSweeney’s right now.
3. One of these:
See you tonight!
We’ll be 12 years old! Come party with us!
See bands; JX:ATG, Sei Hexe, Fist Fite, Experimental Dental School.
Be entertained by the ever-entertaining Nicole Georges.
Bring food to share for the veg bbq. Hang out in kiddie pools.
Enter the vegan chili cookoff, win giant checks!
Check out art in the gallery (new/old stuff by Nicole Georges, Julie Jolliff and Mellisa White of Sei Hexe, Shoko Horikawa of Experimental Dental School, Jonnie Monroe of FistFite, and members of JX:ATG).
Have fun!
Food starts at 7 and music starts at 9. There is a separated bar for those over 21, but most of the fun will be had in the all-ages area.
Write us for more info: groadudes at groadies dot com.
Work/Sound - 820 SE Alder (almost 9th and SE Alder).
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Click on image to go to the PDXPOPNOW site to get the track listing for the 2008 PDXPOPNOW 2xCD compilation.
See the breaking story on the Willamette Week blog.
