Originally formed in 2000 from exmembers of Despite, Bitchslap, URBN DK, Birth Dfx, US Distress, Charming Deviants, Beautiful Bert and more. Basically a bunch of old punks playing new music in an old school way.
Your vote can make Conniption "The Hog House Band"
This is the Finals!!! If we win, we get radio play on 102.9 FM!!!
We are the only Metal band, the 2 other bands are Pop and Country..... so represent!
G-Daddy's BBC 2022 E. North Ave. Milwaukee, WI Friday, October 30th at 9pm
21+ $5 cover 3 bands, 45 minute sets, your vote decides the winner! Band order determined the night of the show... so get there by 9! Voting is by ballot.
As you see, this is a great opportunity in the music scene and industry! Your support is greatly appreciated.... YOU, our fans, will get bigger and better shows!! .....and the bands we do shows with will be getting bigger and better crowds and promotion!! If you show up, or not, we won't forget...
THIS IS WHEN WE ALL GET TOGETHER AND MAKE IT HAPPEN!
***** NO EXCUSES *****
Please forward this to help us spread the word.... THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!
If you live anywhere near this then come along (Melbourne,Australia). If not, then I'm sorry, I'll always love you, I think you look great in those shoes and you should buy one of our albums (Once again, sorry about the Spiced Ham). Cheers. The Duvtons
See here , awsome blog by Adam Rebellious on punkrockers.com
Body: Small town unity DATE: 09/16/2009 01:26:32 / MOOD: other
I'm a weirdo. I'm a city slicker who not only loves small, country towns, I know how to behave in them. I like the small town scenes. They don't get many shows, or big name bands passing through them, so when they do, they are VERY appreciative. Small town scenes aren't as jaded as their city slicker counterparts. In small towns, there is a LOT MORE support for the local bands then there are in the big big city. Small town scenes are able to put aside differences that would normally divide big city scenes. The people involved in the scenes in small towns realize that they're all in this together. They do what they can to preserve what little they have. In spite, or despite what differences they have in life, unless you're a real fuck up, they all support each other because in the end, they realize that all they've got is each other. There's only one record store that's willing to carry the records, tapes, and C.D.s they want, as well as the magazines/fanzines that they read, only one place to hang out, only one place of business that'll be friendly to them and accept their business, and one place to go to hear live music, and they know it. Small town scenes, in my experience have been the friendliest and most open minded of scenes that I've known. Over Labor Day Weekend, I was invited to play at the Kenosha Punk Piknik in Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin. The main organisers of this get together are a band from the Kenosha area called "Pistofficer". They were/are some of the wwarmest friendliest people you could ever meet. (And the band rocks too!) The Kenosha Punk Piknik is an annual Labor Day event that's been going on for about ten years or so.(I'm not sure EXACTLY how long it's been really going on. I'm just rounding off to the nearest zero) The Kenosha Punk Piknik was/is a f
![GNOMES WITH COMBS [NEW SONG]](http://c2.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images02/16/s_9d5bcafefdf5436d874c474ae5db211d.jpg)
