Hey all,
Our show scheduled for today in Lakeside with Brave Citizens has been canceled due to the thunderstorms and strong winds in Lakeside, AZ.
Brave Citizens will be playing tonight at Yucca Tap Room in Tempe instead. Please come out and enjoy them with us.
Lakesiders, we’ll be back soon.
Best,
Brian/KINCH
also, if you’re coming to the show friday, email me at kinchband{at}gmail.com. i’ll mad style hook it up with $8 tickets instead of $10.
andrew posted an update on our myspace blog.
since some people have myspace blocked at work, and since others hate, loathe, and despise myspace, i’ve copied his message below.
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Here’s an article running on us and our limited edition shirts designed by Chris Bianco. There’s a great picture of Bianco accompanying the story. He’s standing with what appears to be a rosemary bow staff.
So, yesterday we rehearsed two brand new songs and we’ll be making our way through the rest of the following list, too. It’s always lots of endorphins, working on new and old-but-reworked songs. Here’s the master list of what we have so far, to be added to whenever we write a new one.
01 The Blessed Have Nuthin’ to Hide
02 SadsadSORRYSack Day
03 The Millionaire
04 Say You Do
05 The Carrier/The Canal
06 The Economic Chastisement
07 CV
08 Taxi
09 Whiskey Priest
10 Book II/The Boulevard
11 Rudimentary Knowledge
12 I’d Like to See it in the Fall
13 My Own Company
14 Civil War/Potomac
15 Bitter
16 Country Living
17 Asleep with Wolves
18 Handclap
19 I Wanna Push You
20 Why Must I Get Old?
21 Carolina Cannonball
22 Finely, Finally
23 Corinth
here’s where we stayed last night. jk! omg! the place we stayed actually had windows. the show last night was great success, thanks to everyone in kingman who came out and said hi to us.
we’re playin at the american legion in kingman, az tonight.
Tonight.
every so often, i get an email that runs basically like this: “dear andrew, there are only a finite number of hours to a day, and i want to spend them well. what should i be doing with my time?”sometimes that’s a question easier to answer than other times. this time, it’s the easiest. you should go here and listen to radiohead’s set from the santa barbara bowl a couple of weeks ago. in fact, you should just subscribe to the npr podcast that gives you full concerts all the time of bands that will make your skin shiny and new.and the host, bob boilen, is great. he really loves music — has a youthful wide-eyed-ness to his interviews and introductions that’s sort of infectious.radiohead and the santa barbara bowl have a special meaning for me. brian and i saw the band there when we were in high school with thomas and nora. it was one of the best experiences of my young life, and it even immortalized me in a way. you can download a bootleg of that concert (it was pretty widely disseminated) that has my idiot voice yodeling approval when radiohead launch into cinnamon girl by neil young during their encore.i was disappointed that i didn’t get to see radiohead on this tour, but the podcast helps.