Info on upcoming shows

Hey everyone,

Just a note to check in and let you know we have a few shows coming up that we’d love to see you at...

The first one is actually this Saturday, May 2nd, at Hershey Park!
We’ll be playing two shows there that day...the first one will be at 4:00PM and the second one will be at 6:30PM.
Admission to both shows is included in your paid admission to Hershey Park, so there is not a separate fee or ticket to see the shows.
You can purchase tickets to Hershey Park online at hersheypark.com and you will also be able to purchase tickets the day of the show at the front gate to the park.

Then on Sunday, May 3rd, we’ll be performing at Bamboozle which we are SO excited about.
Bamboozle will take place at the Meadow Lands Sports Complex and we are performing at 12:00PM on the Wonka Main Stage A.
To purchase your tickets, you can go to: TheBamboozle.com

On Saturday, May 16th, we will be performing at the Kids Mix Festival in Las Vegas!
The festival begins at 12:00PM and will be at Sunset Park.
Our performance will be at 2:00PM.
Tickets will be on sale the day of the festival at the main gate.
Vegas will be so fun and we hope you can make it if you are in town.

On Sunday, May 17th, we are coming back to California to play the Glass House in Pomona!
You can get your tickets at www.ticketmaster.com

And always be on the lookout for PPP’s in your town...

We hope everyone is doing well and we can’t wait to see you soon on the road!

Your Gentlemen,
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Just Over the Bridge into Old Tappan, NJ

Because we're bored, this post comes to you as a conversation...

Lauren: It was a bright and shiny day. I was running a half hour late due to traffic so I texted Katie that I would drive. When I pulled into her driveway at 4 p.m., her mom pulled up next to me, of course, I thought that someone was following me instead! Katie and I jumped in my car (not literally) and were on our way to New Jersey!

Katie: Again! haha.

Lauren: Yes, we head to New Jersey for the second time in a month.

Katie: What should have been an hour and a half ride, ended up being more like 3 hours.

Lauren: That was a redonculus trek. Not only was there traffic, there was an fender-bender caused by the bumper-to-bumper traffic!



Katie: Anywho, despite a little confusion with our trusty TomTom, we made it to Oakes Park with time to spare.

Lauren: And at 7:38 p.m. the gentlemen introduced and walked to the front of the gazebo.



Katie: And what we thought would be a peaceful evening, sitting down and enjoying the show was ruined, when Michael told everyone to stand up, and we could no longer see!

Lauren: Thanks Mike!

Katie: Then you left me when they started to play. :(

Lauren: I didn't leave for long!

Katie: Okay, you're right...Lauren went to scope out a decent spot for us to move to. We ended up standing on the side of the "stage" for several songs.

Lauren: We were there for pretty much the entire show.

Katie: Oh.. maybe i was distracted.

Lauren: What else is new - anyways, below is the set list:

This Bed is An Ocean
Kiss me Like You Mean It
Why Didn't I?
No Win Situation
Two Rebels
Unpredictable
Goodnight my Love
Nobody Has To Know
The Takeover
See u In The Dark

And the program for the evening is under the cut!




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We also got to meet the guys after the show. Our picture with them (taken by Rebecca, the awesome co-street team leader) can be found in the Welcome post.


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Back to School...of Rock!

Although Katie graduated from college in 2006 and I graduated from college in 2007, we both decided to go back to school one more time on August 15th. Our teachers were none other than Honor Society. They performed in front of an all ages audience at the School of Rock East in South Hackensack, New Jersey.

The bus -- er -- car ride to New Jersey was no ordinary car ride. As we were driving into the city, I noticed that the sun was leaving us and we were heading into a storm. I got a little excited while we were driving over the George Washington Bridge because the sky was dark and greenish and there were bolts of lightning. In my eyes, it was gorgeous, so I had to take pictures:




Of course, the entire time we were driving over the bridge I was yelling to Katie "Look at that!," "Do you see the color in the sky?!," "It's not even dark over Manhattan!" Did I mention that Katie was driving?

As soon as we passed over the bridge, the sky opened up. It was raining so hard that everyone reduced their speed by 20 mph. It was insane. We couldn't even pull over because there wasn't a shoulder.


When we hit South Hackensack, the rain had let up, but the sky was still dark and dreary-looking. We drove to McDonald's to make a pit stop and to eat (well, I ate because I was starving). Then we headed to the School of Rock. We sat in the parking lot for awhile and watched as girls began to form a line. It began to rain again and a guy walked out (everyone was actually standing at a secondary door), looked at everyone and asked why they weren't home, since there was a...... tornado warning!!!!!
That explains why the sky was so green. Anyway, after this guy told the girls that there was a tornado warning, the girls were allowed to go inside through the other door (the real entrance) in School of Rock.
Honor Society was the first band to perform. We got to see the guys set up, do a soundcheck and of course rock out!

The set list for the show was as follows:
This Bed Is An Ocean
Kiss Me Like You Mean It
Why Didn't I?
No Win Situation
Two Rebels
Nobody Has To Know
The Takeover
See U In The Dark

(From left to right: Katie, Andrew, Michael, Alex, Lauren and Jason)


Katie's signed poster.

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