New Franklin Panthers

You've got a lot of Sonic Youth in you, and of course PAW! Been blastin PAW in San Antonio for years. Thanks for the hard work.

Cafe Augusta Saturday Nov. 13 The new-best place in the burbs to listen to great music...and great food...J

Cafe Augusta New World Bistro
12122 West 87th Street Parkway Lenexa, Kansas 66215 (913) 492-2116
http://www.cafeaugusta.com/

hey, where the hell's your tour schedule?  people wanna know!!
Also, those girls below are hooors.  thought you should know before you go and make them offers of grandeur...

droping by to say Hello :)

Thanks for the add

On June 14, 2010 we will be accepting submissions from artists interested in performing in front of 25 to 50 representatives from the 4 Major Recording Labels and several of the top Independent Record Labels.

This will occur over two consecutive weekends. One weekend in New York and one weekend in Los Angeles over two days that will feature 15 of the top bands selected to perform each night at one location. In doing it this way every band that performs WILL BE SEEN by ever representative attending. Unlike SXSW and other such music conferences where if you’re not at the one or two locations where all the label representatives hang out, you’ll ever be seen, and it was a complete waste of your time and money.

NO COST or FEES, other than the artist’s own travel expenses. Compete details and submission procedures shall be posted on our MySpace page June 14, 2010. WE SHALL NOT ACCEPT ANY SUBMISSIONS UNTIL THAT DATE.

And here is why we are committing a considerable amount of time and resources to this opportunity:

Sonicbids is an Artist and Promoters Worst Nightmare

Recently we began a trial usage of Sonicbids’ service for our artist and band searches.

As a result of that test it became clear that Sonicbids is all about earning money at the expense of artists looking to break through the wall that surrounds the music industry.

Based on our experiences from both the perspective of artists we are associated with seeking to benefit from opportunities offered though Sonicbids. As well as from the perspective of promoters searching for talent through Sonicbids service.

*** *** Use the link below here to read the remainder of our blog about Sonicbids and this opportunity:

http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendId=69918761&blogId=532391071


*** FEMALE SINGER SEARCH - $20,000.00 Signing Bonus ***
See the blog on our MySpace Page For Complete Information.

Click Here: http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction

..When is your guys' next show.

Duffy's.  Tonight.  $2

Sonicbids is an Artist and Promoters Worst Nightmare

Recently we began a trial usage of Sonicbids service for our artist and band searches.

As a result of that test it became clear that Sonicbids is all about earning money at the expense of artists looking to break through the wall that surrounds the music industry.

Based on our experiences from both the perspective of artists we are associated with seeking to benefit from opportunities offered though Sonicbids. As well as from the perspective of promoters searching for talent through Sonicbids service.

We have concluded that Sonicbids operation is nothing more than another one of these money making SCAMS that is generating as much as $8,000,000.00 a year for Sonicbids at the expense of artists and bands paying subscription fees on top of submission fees to be considered by promoters utilizing Sonicbids services. Of which many of these Promoters are running nothing but a SCAM on artists or bands that apply.

First, you should be aware of where the money goes. For every dollar an Artist or Band pays for Sonicbids’ subscription fees, it goes directly into Sonicbids pockets. Second, the first $100.00 of every listing by a promoter, as well as 50% of all fees you pay for any listing also goes directly into the pockets of Sonicbids. This means that Sonicbids is, by our estimation, pocketing over 75% of all monies collect from unsuspecting artists and bands.

We also believe that for every band that pursues any individual opportunity at least 50 artists or bands have applied for it, and in some cases 1,000’s of artist or bands. And in many instances after paying the fees and being selected the artist or band finds out they have to pay additional fees to be included, or they will receive a notice from the promoter telling them that even if they weren’t selected, if they want to pay hundreds or thousands of dollars they can still be included in the opportunity.

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