The boys came into the joint with a few new items and suprises up their sleeve for this show. The band changed up the set list to unveil a suprise guest in the 3rd set, Mike Fredette. Mike is now officially the bands new drummer and worked his ass of to get a number of songs down so he could come out of the closet, so to speak. New JUSTICE t-shirts were also available at the show and will be at every show from now on. Scott G. broke out his new Jackson RR5 and looked very comfortable breaking away from his traditional Gibson Les Paul’s. The crowd was very receptive to the songs that the guys laid down.
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Hey all,
All of us in the band are extremely excited about the turn out and positive responses we have received so far. Now that we have our final line up secure, we will be starting work on new songs and working together to tighten up what we do have currently. With the addition of Mike Fredette (drums), we have a lot of work ahead of us and a short period of time to do it in. With the holidays and the new year just around the corner, we are looking to take every opportunity we can to make this band a success.
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The guys rolled into Franny O’s last night and torn the place down. The crowd was in it for a majority of the night. The dancers provided much entertainment and the rest of the patrons seemd to like the bands music as well. For their first time in Chittenden County, the band fared well. Compliments all the way around. Trashcan Randy (an awesome drink) made his appearance and kicked the snot out of some unaware partiers. The punch this guy has will set you on your ass in the parking lot. See Jodi the next time you are in Frannies and order one up. Until next time, enjoy these parting photo’s and get your Rock On!
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Last night the band tore through three sets of songs that were put together to make people dance. Dance they did… there were people from all over dressed up as their favorite character (some created their own character), ghost goblin or falice. Some KISS members made a statement that the KISS Army is still alive and well. Members of Pleasure Dome and Nightrain were in the house to see what this new band has to offer. A rare pea-cock sighting at the club allowed this estranged species to take home the cash for best costume thought there were many in the running for top prize. The band had a blast in their debut gig and they look forward to next time at Overtime Saloon.
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