shainhouse

How long it took is a secret... Both of you are wrong on your estimates, however

*good vibes*

Other notable bands that do the World Vision thang... Fred Eaglesmith, Bob Egan and Kae Sun.

enjoy... http://www.jambase.com/headsup.asp?storyID=9765 -Shain

I'm probably going to do this next year to visit a friend in hanzan, China.

their guelph show was terrific.

We're at the Streetsville Soundbar at 10PM (203 Queen South)... www.streetsvillesoundbar.com

are in St. Kitts this week... http://www.pulseniagara.com/viewstory.php?storyid=2939

That show does not sound like us at all anymore Brad. I promise.

thanks to everyone for a great night!

Looking forward to seeing everyone tonite.

They sounded great in Peterborough.. looking forward to this weekend with the boys.

taken care of. thanks.

both times Ive seen him the shows are fantastic, but the talking during the songs is annoying...

I need about six pictures from the nero show for my Jambase article.. if anyone wants to be published (scotty or stu maybe), please PM me and we'll sort it out.

the other post was more popular.

wow!

I guess it's $12 for Guelph.. $10 for the Hammer.

welcome to the stink

Krusty's Komedy Klassic? KKK? thats no good.

I'll take the Cold War Kids and Josh Ritter thank you very much.

and releases all of their artists.. a big blow to the music biz. "Billboard is reporting that V2 Records has laid off its staff and has decided to focus strictly on their back catalog. The label will retain the rights to its vast catalog, including platinum-selling releases from the White Stripes and Moby, but reportedly will not release new music from any of their artists. This affects -- and potentially contractually frees up -- a number of bands, including Sugarcult, the Blood Brothers, the Raconteurs, Gang Of Four, the Adored and dozens of others; most notably, it puts into question the status of the new Alkaline Trio album, as the band signed to the label last October and were slated to begin recording next month. When we hear more, we'll let you know. V2 was founded in 1996 by Richard Branson, who had previously founded then sold Virgin Records. In 2006, Branson sold the umbrella company V2 North America -- which, besides controlling V2 Records in the U.S., also owned, licensed and/or distributed records from numerous other labels -- to Sheridan Square Entertainment for $15 million. SSE made the decision yesterday to restructure V2 in such a way where its offices will move to Nashville and focus almost entirely on back catalog." www.altpress.com

I'll listen...

Sorry for clogging the board, but wanted to announce these two shows as well, as we're looking forward to joining JSB twice more in Guelph and Hamilton. Here is the pertinent information required for anyone interested in joining us. Thursday, January 18th The Jimmy Swift Band w/ Kae Sun/What The Thunder Said @ The Pepper Jack Cafe (38 King William @ Hughson) Hamilton, ON 9PM, $10, 19+ Kae Sun/WTTS: 10:00PM JSB: 11:30PM Friday, January 19th The Jimmy Swift Band w/ Kae Sun/What The Thunder Said @ Vinyl Guelph, ON (52 McDonnell Street) 9PM, $12, 19+ Kae Sun/WTTS: 10:30PM JSB: 12:00AM Links: www.thejimmyswiftband.com www.whatthethundersaid.ca www.kaesunmusic.com Venues: www.pepperjackcafe.com www.vinyljimmyjazz.com

no rivalry whatsoever. We love Shad. I am personally stoked to see him again. He is the headliner, I guess, but our set is a bit longer.