There's a nice little live review of a set we played at the Starry Plough last month in this month's issue of Performer Mag. Pick one up for free wherever you find one (I usually see them at record stores or in studios), or view the digital version here. I am particularly proud of the photo, in which I'm sporting my 'Legalize Gay' tee.
The Mission Creek Music Festival is fast approaching, and this year the festival is coming to the East Bay. We're very happy to be headlining an all-day party/show at Roo's Cafe in Oakland (quite near the lake actually). The SF Guardian's Blog has the details.
Also, our first cassette single is available at 1-2-3-4 Go! Records in Oakland, at 4oth and Webster in Temescal. Get one there for only $5! Includes a digital download and button. Yes.
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Wednesday, July 1, 2009
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
News, Press, Podcasts
Its been quite a week for us in Grand Lake land... as you may have read, our beloved van, Lucy, was stolen on Sunday. Hippies Are Dead posted a nice 'be on the lookout' type piece about that. So far, Lucy hasn't turned up again, but we remain optimistic.
The Bay Bridged posted their latest podcast today, which features Grand Lake. Give it a listen here. Topics covered in the interview include the origins of Grand Lake, our affinity for Cassingles, drinking, quitting jobs, and gut-feelings. Niiiiiice.
West Coast Performer Mag's Brian Echon wrote a tidy little feature about Grand Lake in this month's issue entitled "Grand Lake: When Pain Is The Muse" - oh the drama! Check that out here.
Stranger Dance included "Sandusky Sunset" in an mp3 round-up type post. Check it here.
Thursday night we play our first ever headlining show at the El Rio. We will also be selling our new cassette single Sandusky Sunset for the first time. They are all done - and they are beautiful. They are also only $5, which includes a digital download and a button. Hellz yeah.
The Bay Bridged posted their latest podcast today, which features Grand Lake. Give it a listen here. Topics covered in the interview include the origins of Grand Lake, our affinity for Cassingles, drinking, quitting jobs, and gut-feelings. Niiiiiice.
West Coast Performer Mag's Brian Echon wrote a tidy little feature about Grand Lake in this month's issue entitled "Grand Lake: When Pain Is The Muse" - oh the drama! Check that out here.
Stranger Dance included "Sandusky Sunset" in an mp3 round-up type post. Check it here.
Thursday night we play our first ever headlining show at the El Rio. We will also be selling our new cassette single Sandusky Sunset for the first time. They are all done - and they are beautiful. They are also only $5, which includes a digital download and a button. Hellz yeah.
Sunday, May 3, 2009
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