So...the Let it Come Down album got a very killer review from Gene Armstong in the Tucson Weekly, which made us very happy, and filled the Red Room with unfamiliar faces...but a lot of friends were also there, thank you to all of you! Our opening act was the extremely talented and charming Evy Llyan:
Evy Llyan and Eric Snyder (bass, the Swigs)
A splendid time was had by all... very happy to be there, we three Swigs:
(Mike took the pictures...did we not photograph you also Mr. Troupe?)
Eric Snyder and Kevin Henderson (bass and guitar/vox, the Swigs)
Thanks to Mike Troupe (drums, the Swigs) for the photos, to Evy Llyan and the Tone Monkeys for being such arse-kicking acts on the bill, and to every audient/participant in a magical evening. There were more people taking photos with their phones there...please get in touch if you want me to post them!
Bar Culture at the Red Room -- A Berlin Szene-Klub vibe, teleported to Congress Street. You could transport it the other way, to Kreutzberg or Mitte, and it'd fit right in.
View towards the street/stage
More photos as I get them...
Evy Llyan and Eric Snyder (bass, the Swigs)A splendid time was had by all... very happy to be there, we three Swigs:
(Mike took the pictures...did we not photograph you also Mr. Troupe?)
Eric Snyder and Kevin Henderson (bass and guitar/vox, the Swigs)Thanks to Mike Troupe (drums, the Swigs) for the photos, to Evy Llyan and the Tone Monkeys for being such arse-kicking acts on the bill, and to every audient/participant in a magical evening. There were more people taking photos with their phones there...please get in touch if you want me to post them!
Bar Culture at the Red Room -- A Berlin Szene-Klub vibe, teleported to Congress Street. You could transport it the other way, to Kreutzberg or Mitte, and it'd fit right in.
View towards the street/stageMore photos as I get them...
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