by Charles Hurley
Upcoming EPMS shows:
The Supervillains, 10/13/08, FREE, The Bayou, Viscount, east of Hawkins, next to the Marine recruiters, near the Wendys.
Oh My God, 10/30/08, FREE show, Uncle Paulies, Shadow Mountain at Mesa.
12/2/08, Girl in a Coma, Ralpheene at Uncle Paulies, Shadow Mountain at Mesa, $5, 18-over.
Bring Back Vaudeville on hiatus (No Time!)
Previous front page,
December 2005-January 2008
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Recent Highlights:
Main
Interview,
A Main Street Marvel.
Article,
What's Wrong with the Local Original Music Scene?.
Rap/Hip-hop
Metal
Other
In the Queue:
Arkatak interview
Hey, I'm working on the news section below. Give me a few more days. - CH
10/8/08
Here is the flyer for the 10/18 Subrosa Union show at Take II.
Hey, I'm filling in the stuff below. Yeah, I know it's a stupid way to do things.
5/29/08
I got this from Jack Lutz, who used to DJ for KLAQ. Definitely a very
cool guy:
Charles,
This is a hello from the ghost of Christmas Past, Jack Lutz, one of your early interviews. Your a hard man to get ahold of so I hope this gets to you. Ive recently gotten back into radio with 99.5 the rocket in Las Cruces. I hope we can keep in touch as I've wondered how you have been doing. Hope to hear from you.
-Jack Lutz
Anybody up in LC, say hi to Jack for me. BTW, The Rocket is celebrating its 2nd birthday in June.
5/24/08
Alfresco Fridays
6 PM Fridays at the Arts Festival Plaza, betwen the El Paso Museum o Art and the Plaza Theatre.
6/13 Captain Radio
6/20 Border Roots
7/11 Windy City
7/18 Tejas Band
7/25 Fixed Idea
8/1 Dan Lambert
8/8 Nando and the Lineup
8/15 The High Society Orchestra
more information: 581-4481
5/23/08
Line up for the semifinals!! Three of the following bands
will go on to the championship June 4th and will win at
least $500 in merchandise from Hubbard’s Music and More.
Turncoat, A.C. Slater, Out of Element, Groove Machine, Bite the Bullet and Kingdom Scab
Hello all! It's Friday, so here is the latest lineup in the Rock and Roll Rumble. Out of these six bands, three will go on to the finals and one will be crowned our fourth year Rumble Champion. Past winners have been El Camino (now known as Radio la Chusma), Brown Betty and A.C. Slater. Response to the Rumble has been huge, with crowds of at least 600 every Wednesday night at the Franklin Lounge at Sunland Park Racetrack and Casino.
We believe this to be a very newsworthy event. This is the biggest battle of the bands in the area. And we do it every year. No other radio station provides such an outlet for our talented musicians in the borderland.
Your continued support is appreciated!!
Happy Memorial Day!
Christy Caro
XHEPR FM 99.1 the Eagle
(915) 351-5400
5/21/08
Rock and Roll Rumble IV: Round Two!!
Grand prize is $3000 in merchandise from Hubbard’s Music and More in Las Cruces. First and second prizes are $1500 and $500 in merchandise from Hubbard’s Music and More.
Weekly rounds of competition will be every Wednesday night in the Franklin Lounge at Sunland Park Racetrack and Casino through June 4th. No cover. 18+
Line up for second round competition Wednesday night May 21st:
Six Pak, Bite the Bullet, Kingdom Scab, Whiskey Dust,
Hettory Trio and Groove Machine
5/7/08
tonight's Rumble:
Line up for first round competition, Wednesday night, May 7th :
Cowboy Floyd, Groove Machine, Hettory Trio, Sky Conspiracy Incident
and A.C. Slater
Here is the flyer for the 5/9 show at Code Red (Las Cruces), featuring An Unposed Portrait, Dorian Grey, Let them Fear Ruin, A Glare of Vanity Code Red (Las Cruces), 5/9.
5/1/08
Saw another hot band on the Tonight Show last night - this time, El Paso's
own Jim Ward, with his band, Sleepercar. They showed that they clearly
belong at that level. One thing I was thinking while watching them was,
one big difference between a pro band and a garage band is, the garage
band overplays the music. I.e., they put too much in the music, thinking,
I guess, that quantity makes up for quality.
You listen to a band like Sleepercar, OTOH, and not only can you hear what everybody is playing, but people are actually saying something with their instruments, not just playing in the hopes that they are putting enough music in their music.
4/30/08
Last night on The Tonight Show, I saw Natasha Bedingfield. I had never seen
her perform before. Man! I am a big fan of projection by vocalists, and
she is one of the very best at that. There are other singers that can belt
out a note, but Natasha doesn't stop there - she can actually sing a melody
with that power. Awesome!
4/24/08
Line up for The Rock 'N Roll Rumble's first round competition,
Wednesday night April 30th:
Out of Element, Kingdom Scab, Clover, Whiskey Dust and The Town,
The Crowd and Everyone
For more information, click on Rock ‘N Roll Rumble IV at www.991theeagle.com The Rock and Roll Rumble IV is sponsored by Hubbard’s Music and More and Allstate Insurance.
4/23/08
The Lonely H will appear May 3 at Kings X in support of their "Hair" CD.
See their
press release.
4/16/08
Bands competing in the fourth annual Rock and Roll Rumble are:
A.C. Slater (last year’s winners), Bite the Bullet, Cap’n Boozy, Cowboy Floyd, DBM, Groove Machine, Hettory Tio, Kingdom Scab, Klover, Out of Element, Six Pak, Sky Conspiracy Incident, The Crowd, the Town and Everyone, Turncoat, Whiskey Dust
Grand prize is $3000 in merchandise from Hubbard’s Music and More in Las Cruces. First and second prizes are $1500 and $500 in merchandise from Hubbard’s Music and More.
Weekly rounds of competition will be every Wednesday night in the Franklin Lounge at Sunland Park Racetrack and Casino starting April 23rd.
Line up for first round competition Wednesday night April 23rd:
Bite the Bullet
Cap’n Boozy
DBM
Six Pak
Turncoat
For more information, click on “Rock ‘N Roll Rumble IV” at www.991theeagle.com The Rock and Roll Rumble IV is sponsored by Hubbard’s Music and More and Allstate Insurance.
4/15/08
La Razza Films is looking for your soundtrack. If you think your band has what it takes to make a film depute, please go to
myspace and contact La Razza films or send your contact information
to larazzafilms@yahoo. com- We will contact
4/14/08
Two of Archer Avenue's songs "landed on-air during MTV's Real World Awards Bash."
See
the press release for more info.
4/13/08
Here
is the flyer for the Bangkok Tattoos show featuring The Surface, Imperfect,
and The Cantina Flys. I haven't seen the Flys in a while. This show is
4/19 at Bangkok Tattoos, Gateway East at Trowbridge.
4/12/08
Today on the front page of the El Paso Times, they're talking about how
other cities are removing red-light cameras because they cause accidents,
especially rear-end collisions with nitwits that don't want to get out
of the way. For each $75 ticket, $49 goes to the company that installed
the cameras, and $26 to the city. Hmm, I guess we can be sure that none
of that $49 is making it back into somebody's pockets here in town?
Speaking of that, there is an article in this month's Texas Monthly magazine, entitled "How Corrupt is El Paso?" And you thought the rest of Texas didn't pay attention to us...
It focuses mostly on the FBI inquiry into bribery, but Paul Burka also writes:
I went to El Paso recently to write about the corruption that reaches into every area of local government, not to muse on the city's alienation from the vast territory that lies to the east. But I realized that the two are related, that there is a sense here that no one is watching, so why not line your pockets? This attitude is accompanied by another: that El Paso has missed out on the prosperity enjoyed not only by other Texas cities but also by Phoenix and Albuquerque, so why not indulge in some easy money if the opportunity presents itself? Which it always does to those willing to look for it.
To me, a lot of the problem is that the media here is just cowardly. What the FBI did would have been done by the newspapers and TV stations in other cities.
Back to music: I have had Nick Williams, a local acoustic singer/songwriter, on several of my variety shows, Bring Back Vaudeville. I know that the bigger he gets, the harder it's going to be for me to book him, but the guy is awesome. I just love that singing voice. I also kind of dig that Arkansas accent he talks with, but that's another story.
I'm trying to push him to do bigger things, because he deserves to be big. Mostly I'm just pissing him off, though. I have that effect on people.
Hey, So Not Psyched Studios has put out a compilation CD of the artists that they record. I'll have more to say on it when I finish listening to it a few times, but there's some good stuff on it. And I really like what they are doing to support the scene.
4/10/08
Here
is the flyer for the Bangkok Tattoos show featuring The Surface and Imperfect.
Show is 4/12 at Bangkok Tattoos, Bangkok and Dyer.
4/9/08
I did an interview with Louie Speaking Eagle, a local jazz drummer, a couple
of years ago. Anyhow, he's telling me,
"I just got back from giving a drum clinic in Albuquerque, and I'm looking to accept a limited number of private students. I will make house calls so if you know of anyone who might be interested please let us know."
Good thing about that house calls thing. I'm having a little bit of ringing in the ears. Where does that come from?
Anyhow, Here is his myspace page.
4/6/08
Here
is the flyer for the Battle of the Bands at Hanks High School on 4/11.
4/2/08
I just saw a bulletin on myspace from Pony Productions. It is apparently
a just-organized show, since there wasn't even a flyer prepared. What got
my attention is that it purports to be a benefit for a new venue.
The bulletin reads, in part:
THIS WILL BE THE FIRST BENEFIT SHOW FOR YOU ALL TO SHOW YOUR SUPPORT IN BRINGING IN THE NEW VENUE. BANDS BELOW ARE ALREADY CONFIRMED FOR THIS SHOW.
THE STAIRCASE DESCENT
WAKE UP IN PANIC
LOYAL
HOLDING IT DOWN
HANK OF THE DESTRUCTION MOOSE
LOBOTOMIZE THE UNDEAD
THE HORROR FROM THIS HOUSE
*REMAINS OF THE SLAY
*TRIUMPH OVER SHIPWRECK
(*) STILL WAITING ON CONFIRMATION
So, I messaged Pony Productions' Phil Candelaria:
EPMS: u opening a venue? or are they moving chics?
Phil Candelaria: I am opening up my own venue and Ron from Chic's is helping me start it up. I am still in good standing with Chic's but I want an alcohol free enviroment to do most my shows at and I will still be helping him out with shows that are more alcohol friendly if you know what i mean lol...
EPMS: Wow! Talk about going against the trend! There are no all-ages venues around, any more.
Is this a secret?
Phil Candelaria: Nope not really. I am leaving with Ron's full consent and we are helping one another. I want to let the location stay a secret until I have signed the lease for it which will be June 1st. but i will let you in on the fact it will be on the east side.
The show will have 10 bands, and a $7 cover.
4/1/08
Hey, The Eagle, 99.1 FM, is having their
fourth annual battle of the bands for cover bands. At least, for bands
playing cover tunes. $5000 in prizes! Anybody need a kazoo player?
The Rock and Roll Rumble IV is sponsored by Hubbard’s Music and More and Allstate Insurance.
3/29/08
Here is the flyer for the Arkham show at Chics, 4/12.
3/19/08
Q8 closed its doors yesterday. Sigh.
3/17/08
Had a show last night. It was supposed to include a bunch of SXSWers, but
none of them showed. I guess they all appeared at the bar, but none
of them stayed until I got there about 8:00. I had spoken with three of
the bands by phone, and told them that I was coming.
Anarbor and The Summer Set were really only playing for food and a tiny amount of cash. It was unprofessional of them to leave, as they told me, because they were tired and wanted to come home. GBL was getting decent money, enough to pay them for stopping. I got a message from their manager a couple of days later, asking why I had cancelled the show. I had to tell him that his band was snowing him.
Peachcake, a band that has played El Paso many times, is another story. They didn't call me at all, I never heard from them until I saw their blog a couple of days later. Supposedly they were hassled by the EPPD. I can certainly believe that, but that doesn't explain them not calling me, the promoter, to explain why they weren't going to appear. I have to say, though, I had already heard of their reputation for cancelling shows, so I wasn't surprised.
If you read their blog, you will see an example of using five words where one will do. If any of you are learning how to write, don't write like what you see in that blog.
As for our heroic locals, Atomic Pink and Trinova, those were the professional bands that night. I will book these two bands as often as they will let me.
3/13/08
Hey, Hidden Hookah is back! I have a show there (my variety show,
Bring Back Vaudeville tomorrow.
Hey, here is a story about KDBC and KVIA news vans drag-racing at a strip, the day after a fatal drag-racing crash.
I think this was insensitive because it happened the day after somebody got killed drag racing, but, aside from that, I think it's as funny as shit. Disciplinary action? Only because it was politically incorrect.
Here is the Youtube version.
Last night, I got a call from Adriana Chavez, who really needed a PA, like, immediately. I guess somebody got sick on her, or something, but anyhow, I agreed to pack up my gear and head over to Good Times to run sound for her show.
I really like doing sound, although doing it at Good Times is going to hurt my reputation. By that, I mean that it is very difficult to avoid feedback there, especially for bands that want to play loudly.
The floors are hard, the walls are hard, the ceiling is hard, and most bands that play there, at least when I am running sound, seem to be trying to burst ear drums. I carry ear plugs, but I am usually too busy to put them in my ears. Dealing with the feedback problems there is probably helping me to learn some things, anyhow.
Adriana is a very nice person. While I don't myself understand being nice, I have heard that it is a good thing to be. I don't, of course, think that hanging around people like Adriana will actually make me nice, but I think it likely that people will mistakenly think I am nice if I am seen associating with known nice people. I can't prove it, but it makes sense to me.
I didn't get there until 10:20. All I could think of was getting things going as quickly as possible. When I walked in, Mexicans at Night was playing. I looked around and picked up a table. I then walked it past the band, in front of the crowd, to where I was going to set up. This, of course, was quite inconsiderate. I wasn't meaning to be rude, I just have a talent for being an asshole. Everybody has to be good at something, I tell my kids. This is my talent. When I was a kid, I was good at making farting sounds with my armpit, but I have long since forgotten how to do that, so I'll just settle for being a pretty darn good asshole.
After Mexicans at Night finished, I apologized to them, because I have heard that nice people apologize for things. Turned out that the guy I was apologizing to was Rafa Pistola, whom I hadn't seen in a couple of years. Rafa is one of the coolest guys in the scene. While I don't think that hanging around people like Rafa will actually make me cool...
Rafa is an excellent musician, but I can't help thinking that MAN was there so Rafa could counter-balance the attractiveness of the hot chicks in the other two bands...
I also saw Ralpheene for the first time in a couple of years. They sure seem older. Ray has this haunting voice - too bad I couldn't do it justice. If I had arrived a couple hours before the show, I would have been prepared.
The headliner of the show was Goodbye Gadget, from Oakland, a nice band with a couple of decent-looking chicks. The singer had a lot of personality, and was very nice. The other one, whom I shall call "Legs," wasn't so nice, but GG is a fairly decent band that I wouldn't mind seeing again, especially if Legs doesn't wear pants.
Very shortly after leaving the show, at 1:30 in the morning, I got stopped by a police officer. He said that he stopped me because my stickers were expired.
One of the things I really hate about the EPPD is, they are such pathetic liars that they don't even care how obvious it is that they are lying. They don't care who they are talking to, or whether their hand is on the Bible. They just lie.
The truth is probably that he stopped me because I came out of a bar at 1:30 in the morning. I don't know. What I do know is, this bozo did not read my sticker in his rear-view mirror at 1:30 in the morning.
3/12/08
Saw the Boss Martians last night at Good Times. Actually, I ran the sound
and was officially co-promoter. The locals were Cars Collide and The Kirk.
I have always said that Cars Collide could become a touring band if they
made up their mind to do it. They hadn't played much lately, but they were
on their usual game.
I hadn't seen The Kirk before. They kind of remind me of a 70s jam band. Cool guys; I am going to try and book them this summer.
The Boss Martians actually pissed me off. They are an awesome hard rock band, to be sure, but they insisted on playing so loudly that almost everybody had left the venue five minutes after they started. Let me tell you something, if your playing makes everybody leave, you're doing something wrong.
They seemed pissed at me. There's something that a band with their experience should know, which is, the FOH sound is not the same as what you hear coming out of the monitors. In this particular case, there weren't even monitors, because the people that brought the speakers didn't see the need. I had an amp for them; they just weren't there. The FOH (front of hall, i.e., what the audience hears) was pretty decent, though I was struggling with the feedback. The first two bands played at reasonable levels, and there was no problem. Oh, well.
3/11/08
Recently, I saw a myspace bulletin by a band that basically said,
"Hey, sorry to our fans, but we skipped playing last night because
we have a tour coming up, and we wanted to spend more time practicing."
I'm not going to name the band. They aren't the only band to do something like this, anyhow.
This might be a good reason for not accepting the gig, but cancelling one show so you can practice for other shows is about as unprofessional as you can get. This band isn't one that I would book, but they just gave every promoter in town a good reason not to book them. I know they don't care about that, though, because Zeppelins will book them whenever they want.
3/9/08
Last night, I went to Chics to see Arkham, put on by Sociopath Promotions.
I used to promote shows at Lone Star Lounge at the same time that Sociopath
were doing shows there. Knowing Adrian's affection for hardcore music,
and the goriness of the Arkham flyers, I'd always assumed that Arkham was a
hardcore band. Come to find out, it's really a gothic DJ show, featuring
two members of Cat as Trophy. They had lots of people there. Adrian was
telling me that Arkham was a show that used to be done at The Peanut Gallery
on Pershing, a few years ago.
3/6/08
Here is the flyer for Arkham at Chics on Saturday, 3/8. Also on the
bill are DJ Vurkolak and DJ Lady Die.
3/5/08
Here is the flyer for Peachcake / Get Back Loretta / Anarbor / Atomic
Pink / Trinova / The Summer Set at Good Times on 3/16.
Here is the flyer for The Boss Martians / The Kirk 3/11
at Good Times Sports Lounge.
Here
is the flyer for Scary Kids Scaring Kids, March 12 at Chics.
3/2/08
Last night, I did the sound for the Sorin / Fate Denied / Ayatollah show.
After Fate Denied's set, the singer asked me what I had thought. I told him
that I really hadn't paid attention to how they were playing, since I was
pre-occupied with doing the sound. Good Times features hard floors and hard
walls, and it is hard to handle the feedback when the bands play loudly there.
Anyhow, he didn't believe me - he thought I was saying I didn't like them,
or that I didn't like metal. As far as metal goes, I'm not really into heavy
growling, squealing, etc., but I grew up on heavy metal.
Actually, though, I have seen so many shows, a lot of times it is hard to pay attention anyhow, even if I'm not busy doing sound or shooting video. I don't mean to be disrespectful to anybody; that's just how it is. Actually, I noticed his singing, which I thought was pretty good. I didn't really notice what the rest of the band was doing, but I would have noticed if they were playing badly.
2/29/08
Last night, I arrived at the Hidden Hookah Lounge to get ready for my
variety show, Bring Back Vaudeville. I found out that the place had been
shut down by the city for permit-related problems. Something about smoking
and food not allowed to be sold at the same place, or having to make it a
club with members. I'm not sure. I have to say, though, the city's
really pissing me off here. They spend lots of money on Parks
and Recreation. Shows are entertainment, i.e., recreation, for at least
a segment of the local populace. In
addition to the Hidden Hookah, the city also recently shut down The Brick
House. Mayor John Cook always likes to call himself a musician. Why can't
he get his people to come up with ways to help keep clubs open? The venues
here are dropping like flies; why can't the city take a positive role in
what's going on? The crappy politicians we always get are only interested
in getting their names on plaques, and they don't really give a damn if
they're helping or hurting. I don't know how anybody here ever gets
re-elected.
2/25/08
District 10 DECA is going to be holding a three-round battle of the bands
to raise money for Covenant House, an organization for at-risk kids.
The first round will be held at Hanks H.S. on March 14th,
So far, they have eight bands, and need about ten more.
The entry per band is fifteen bucks, which goes to the first prize of
the last round, which is 200 dollars.
as getting first at the hanks level,
Tony, the manager from Sonic Ranch, has agreed to give the winner of the
first round a tour of the studio. The 2nd and 3rd rounds are still being
planned...
For more info, call Nick Tamez at 760-1741.
2/24/08
BTW, since I have accumulated enough PA equipment, I am starting to do
sound at some other folks' shows. I'm pretty cheap, especially since I'm
still having a good time doing it.
I saw This interesting article in the Houston Chronicle about what bands can do to make money in the biz.
I, meaning El Paso Music Scene, am doing a big weekly hip-hop show with Nine1FivePromotions every Tuesday at Good Times, starting 3/25. It will include a major DJ, as well as being promoted on 102 FM. Stay tuned for further info.
2/18/08
On 2/20, the show that had been at The Brickhouse, will take place at
Zeppelins, as a benefit to for The Brickhouse:
"...portion of proceeds will be going to help brickhouse get licenses
and permits and all that shit we didn't want to get until we got cited
for it..."
I understand that Jokers is closed. The previous owner has left town, probably for job reasons. The new owner will open as a beer place only again.
2/17/08
Every once in a while, I get a CD in the mail. I usually don't get around
to listening them very quickly, but I do try. Sigh. Anyhow,
I just listened to a couple that have been sitting on the shelf for
a while: Archer Avenue's We Watched the Headlights, We Watched
the Stars, and
A Main Street Marvel
's Exclamation! Concentration. A Main Street Marvel is
soft rock; Archer Avenue's is kind of country-pop.
Both CDs are the kind of fare that you kick back and listen to on
a Sunday afternoon, preferably on the swing of a porch, with your dog
at your feet.
AA is a cross between Tom Petty, The Monkees, and Buck Owens. The drums and bass stay at home most of the time, with the departure from formula coming from the vox and guitar. The guitar player, Marc Sauceda, is a professional that eschews the flash-bang style in favor of pure style. If he wanted to, he could easily be a full-time country or pop music session player.
AMSM raises a couple of questions: how did this come out of El Paso? What
I mean is, you just don't hear this style of music here. You hear it
coming out of Austin all the time, but not here. Another surprise is
that the music was mostly done by one guy:
"Alls songs written by Jetho Gaglione. Vocals, guitar, bass, and synth written and performed by Jethro Gaglione. Drums programmed by Omar Villezcas / Jethro Gaglione."
Anyhow, because you want to know (OK, let's pretend), I did a short interview.
2/13/08
Hey, Nine1Five Promotions has re-done their site
915promotions.com, and it
looks pretty sharp! These guys do a good job helping promote the local
music scene; they list DJs, Hip-hop, Reggae, Rock, and Worship music, in
that order. Check them out!
2/12/08
Here is the flyer for Memento Mori, Tony Acoustic, and Nay & Mike
at the Hidden Hookah on 2/9.
Here is the flyer for Sorin, Red Eye Factor, and Fate Denied at Good Times
Sports Bar on 3/1.
2/11/08
According to their myspace bulletin, The Brickhouse was raided this
past Friday and Saturday for noise, the building not being up to code,
and not having a "dancing permit."
Fortunately, none of the event-goers were ticketed for dancing without a license; just the venue. There are unconfirmed reports that one of the bands was cited for failing to signal a key change. They are cancelling all shows until they get it all straightened out...
Project Bundy is in need of a drummer for a June tour they are taking with the Burnside Fountains. This is the first two bands to be sent by So Not Psyched Records
2/10/08
Here is the flyer for the L.A. Guns / Cantina Flys show at Take II.
The show had been scheduled for The Storm, but they folded.
Here is the flyer for The Enigma Live, 2/22 at Margaritas.
2/1/08
MARDI GRAS Celebration @ Antoniette's Café
Open Mic-for singers, poets, & musicians
Tuesday February 5, 2008 – 6 pm – 9:00 pm....
Antoniette's Café – 716 ....Montana.... at Ochoa and Virginia 915-351-9959
We know ....VIRGINIA.... is for lovers…but
..Virginia.. and ....Montana.... Is for "ROMANCE."....
We know "CALLE OCHO" is for parties...but
Ochoa and ....Montana.... Is for "FUN."....
MARDI GRAS EL PASO, TX Feb 5, 2008....
.. ..
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS:....
5 PM starts....
a. Parade from Plaza de Lagartos to Antoniettes Café
6 PM starts....
b. Caricature portraits – for modest donation....
c. Mask making – for modest donation....
d. Beads and liaise sale at the restaurant ....
7 PM starts....
a. A King and Queen selection of those present....
b. Poetry – Open Mic....
c. Singers and musicians parade ....
8 PM starts....
a. Costume contest....
....
Jumbalaya, Gumbo in a cup ....
Apple Cider "Alligator Hurricanes" and Grape Cider "Katrina Hurricanes"....
French truffle oil menu will be available
Hey, we generally only post flyers, but here are a couple of events:
Friday February 1st
Worm-Hole (rock) with The Ground Beneath (rock)
The Rock Inn
(915) 564-5700
3315 Dyer St
El Paso, Texas 79930
Music starts at 10pm
$3 at the door
Saturday February 2nd
Worm-Hole (rock), The Ground Beneath (rock), and Spacetruckers
The Rain Forest
(505) 524-8591
1765 S Main St
Las Cruces, NM 88005
Music starts at 10pm
$3 at the door
