Showing posts with label Lafayette Brewing Company. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lafayette Brewing Company. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 8, 2011

02/08/2011

What a long day of staring at a computer screen...

Ladies and gentlemen: the ball has been set into motion and my new track "Settling" is being processed for internet consumption. It's kind of out of my hands now (which, is actually a line from one of the next songs I'm recording). Funny stuff.

Anyway, I spent most of the day doing tweaks to my new .com and making all of my social networking sites uniform as far as name and message goes. Blogger doesn't let me change my account name, so I guess I jumped the gun on starting this. I did manage to get the content from here to dump to the .com and people will be able to get an rss feed from there.

I'm talking too much about the future. I'll let you know more about that jive when it goes live. Whew, totally smooth.

Chemcoma played at the Lafayette Brewing Co. over the weekend as a part of Hoot Night with The Heavy Company and The Shakeups. I think we all had a blast and entertained some folks. I'd love to do it again sometime.

I'll be dropping off the band tax info to get worked on this week & preparing for our scheduled video shoot for the weekend. Hopefully our videographer's schedule holds up!

Unless something crazy happens, I'll catch back up with you next week!

Monday, January 24, 2011

01/24/2011

I'm slowly regaining my drive after an energy-reducing weekend. Chemcoma played in Elkhart, IN at Halftimes Saturday night. The crowd was nuts and I reciprocated. We arrived back to the studio at about 7am to unload and the rest of the day consisted of me laying on the couch and watching football. It was really all I was capable of doing. :-)

The band is gearing up for a hometown show on Feb. 5th at the Lafayette Brewing Company as a part of Chris Voglund's long running 'Hoot Night' concert series. It should be a super good time. The atmosphere and sound in LBC is one of my favorites in Lafayette. After that, we'll switch gears to film the "Something to Die for" video.

I had a few setbacks on my new song last week and I'm really no further along than I was 2 weeks ago. Instead of being discouraged, I'll soldier on. It's going to get released.

Thanks to the Journal & Courier for giving a nod to my blog! Here's the link in case you missed it:  http://www.jconline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2011101240301

As always, thanks for stopping by!

Until next time...