Wednesday, July 8, 2009

Press

The completely awesome Australian mp3 blog Oceans Never Listen posted a nice review of Nevermint today. I'm an avid reader of this particular blog - great name, great content. Check out the review here.

The Bay Bridged
and Music Induced Euphoria both posted blurbs about our upcoming shows and lineup change.

Last night I had dinner at Lanesplitter with a long-lost friend, and it was really great to see him. And that's it for today I think. Hope to see you at one of our upcoming shows!

Tuesday, July 7, 2009

News, Press

We'd like to announce a line-up change. Going forward, Grand Lake will perform and record as a trio consisting of Jameson Swanagon, John Pomeroy, and myself.

Although Erika will be missed on the keys and vocals, we are excited about what she will do next. Have you ever heard her songs? If not, you should. Give 'em a listen here.

Also, Speed Of Dark gave Sandusky Sunset a mention. All American?

Sunday, July 5, 2009

Shows

Heyo!

We're playing a couple sets this coming weekend, and a couple more later this month:

Friday, July 10 we're in Santa Cruz at Metamusic
Saturday, July 11 we're playing Rooz Cafe as part of the Mission Creek Music Festival - see post below for details.

Thursday, July 16 we make our Davis debut at Sophia's Thai Kitchen for the KDVS Cool As Folk Concert Series.
Wednesday, July 22 finds us back in Oakland at the Stork Club, with Seasick, and our good friends Dirt Dress who are traveling up from LA.

As always, check the MySpace page for more details, shows, and etc.

Hope to see you at one of these!

Friday, July 3, 2009

Press, Fanta

We were happy to notice that our ep 'Nevermint' made a 'best of 2009 so far' list. Our pretty little studio debut scored us an honorable mention on Stranger Dance.

Now, here is a picture of some refreshing Fanta, the official beverage of Grand Lake:

Wednesday, July 1, 2009

Press, Mission Creek, Tapes

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.