But first DJ and (and Mother's Children guy) Ken spins the hits.
Allie Hanlon hits! She's also keeping busy with Peach Kelli Pop.
Luke mans the low end.
Ian looks sharp!
Them Wires!
More Ian!
Allie prepares for cymbal attack!
Luke remembers the Alamo!
Luke sings, Allie hits!
That's a lot of frets right there.
The whole fisheyed lot!
Allie again.
More hair-flinging!
Ian jumps around!
Squiggle action!
More hair-flinging!
More Luke!
And that's it! They're on tour hither and yon right now ... well Hamilton anyway, where they have a gig May 11 with The Tranzmitorz, Statues and Mississippi Grover.
- Show reminder: Buffy Sainte-Marie and Romi Mayes perform at the Bronson Centre Theatre; Benefit Of A Doubt, Brights, Hamilton and In Bright Lights play Mavericks. Upstairs at Cafe DeKcuf you'll find Hunter Valentine, Sick Of Sarah, and Cliks man Lucas Silveira; Micarza Camaro, Infinite Moksha and Remember The Fire blow up the Avant-Garde Bar; The Shakey Aches, The Johnnies and The Middens celebrate the formation of the Pretty Bad Records label at the Dominion Tavern; Wab Kinew, Eekwol and A Tribe Called Red hold forth at Ritual; Ryan Warner & The Midnight Ride, The Cheap Speakers and The Mudplots play Zaphod's; Kelp keeps on celebrating their 17th with a flea market at the Dom Polski and a performance by Greenfield Main, plus late addition Jenny Omnichord. Later in the evening, Andrew Vincent and The Pirates will reform, The Flaps will re-emerge and Camp Radio will rock. Gerry Wall, The Chaffey Brothers and Robert Farrell play the Rainbow; The Band Whose Name Is A Symbol performs at The Clocktower Pub ... so basically it's another uneventful Ottawa Saturday.
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