Shows and News

Milwaukee Avenue Arts Festival

Date of Show: July 25, 2010
Location: Chicago, Illinois
Venue: Milwaukee Ave. Arts Festival South Stage

We will be playing on an outdoor festival stage for the Milwaukee Avenue Arts Festival at around 5:30pm on Sunday, July 25th. ALL AGES!!!! Bring the kids!2600 N. Milwaukee Ave., Chicago IL 60647.

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Quenchers w/ United Sons of Toil and Oro

Poster by Jay Ryan
Date of Show: June 24, 2010
Location: Chicago, Illinois
Venue: Quenchers Saloon
Other bands on the bill:
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Hey Everybody… Look… We’re in a rush tonight because LeRoy Neiman is painting our next band portrait and we need to go put on various sports jerseys and make ourselves blurry before we head over to his grotto. I know he seems like an odd choice but Robert is hoping to get some time alone […]

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Nonagon Mailing List

Posted on by Robert Gomez

Hey, if you were one of the handful of people who signed up for our mailing list at the PRF BBQ last week, we lost our sign-up sheet! If you really meant it and weren’t just blindly scrawling your e-mail address in a drunken rage, please send us a note via the “Contact/Booking” link above […]

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Electrical Audio BBQ

Date of Show: June 12, 2010
Location: Chicago, Illinois
Venue: T.H.Ink
Other bands on the bill:
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An underground music festival based around the members of the Electrical Audio music Internet forums. Here are some crappy cameraphone photos: Blood Sucking Fiends played first. The guitarist was noodling around with a little Jesus Christ Superstar before they played, so I was hopeful we might get a little Lloyd/Webber action in their set, but, alas, I was denied. […]

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The Frequency w/ The United Sons of Toil, Knife the Symphony and Squarewave

Poster by Unknown
Date of Show: May 13, 2010
Location: Madison, Wisconsin
Venue: The Frequency
Other bands on the bill:
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The Frequency’s marquee. A fine place to play music and located next door to the one of Robert’s favorite Madison eating establishments, The Tornado Room. Squarewave played well-structured and thoughtful songs and had some of the most guitar effect pedals I have ever seen assembled in one place. Knife the Symphony managed to play a […]

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