So my band booked a show...(attention whoring)

[For Oklahoma]

July 28th 2012 at the Freehold VFW in Freehold, NJ.

No, I'm not advertising, but I'm really excited. This is the first live show I'll have ever played.

/attentionwhoring

[Senator Snowstalker]

You have a band?

[For Oklahoma]

You have a band?

Yep. We're called One Night Stand. We play pop-punk :3

[Emperor SJoyce]

Congrats! Isn't that out near Middletown?

[For Oklahoma]

Congrats! Isn't that out near Middletown?

Thanks! It's about 45 minutes away from Middletown. It's literally right smack dab in the middle of Marlboro and Jackson.

[Simfan34]

How old are you? I had an uncle who used to live in Freehold.

[For Oklahoma]

How old are you? I had an uncle who used to live in Freehold.

I'm 15.

[homelycooking]

From one musician to another, good luck! Will you get paid?

[Senator Napoleon]

From one musician to another, good luck! Will you get paid?

I didn't know you were a musician; care to share?

[Senator Clarence]

Good job and good luck!

And if you need a backup dancer-

[oakvale]

Like homely, while it's unfortunate you're playing pop-punk (), as a musician I wish you the best of luck. Enjoy!

[For Oklahoma]

From one musician to another, good luck! Will you get paid?

Thanks! And yep, but not much Doesn't matter though, it's gonna be a whole lotta fun

Good job and good luck!

And if you need a backup dancer-

Thanks...I guess? O__o

Like homely, while it's unfortunate you're playing pop-punk (), as a musician I wish you the best of luck. Enjoy!

Shhh But thanks

[ModerateCoward]

youtube sample? pop-punk can be pretty ambigious.

[All life is a blur of Republicans and meat.]

What do you play in the band? Do you sing?

I've been in the same band for about ten years now (although the name of it has changed once or twice). Our next gig is actually on June 2nd.

Playing a gig can be a lot of work but it's a very rewarding experience when it goes well. You'll probably end up feeling pretty nervous at this show since it's your first. That's normal. You'll get more and more used to it the more you do it. Best of luck to you. Let us know how it goes.

[For Oklahoma]

youtube sample? pop-punk can be pretty ambigious.

We haven't made any music, cuz I literally joined the band last week

[For Oklahoma]

What do you play in the band? Do you sing?

I've been in the same band for about ten years now (although the name of it has changed once or twice). Our next gig is actually on June 2nd.

Playing a gig can be a lot of work but it's a very rewarding experience when it goes well. You'll probably end up feeling pretty nervous at this show since it's your first. That's normal. You'll get more and more used to it the more you do it. Best of luck to you. Let us know how it goes.

I play bass

And thanks! Sounds great

[Boris]

What do you play in the band? Do you sing?

I've been in the same band for about ten years now (although the name of it has changed once or twice). Our next gig is actually on June 2nd.

Playing a gig can be a lot of work but it's a very rewarding experience when it goes well. You'll probably end up feeling pretty nervous at this show since it's your first. That's normal. You'll get more and more used to it the more you do it. Best of luck to you. Let us know how it goes.

You play psychedelic rock, right? Do you have any samples of your music that you wouldn't mind sharing?

[All life is a blur of Republicans and meat.]

What do you play in the band? Do you sing?

I've been in the same band for about ten years now (although the name of it has changed once or twice). Our next gig is actually on June 2nd.

Playing a gig can be a lot of work but it's a very rewarding experience when it goes well. You'll probably end up feeling pretty nervous at this show since it's your first. That's normal. You'll get more and more used to it the more you do it. Best of luck to you. Let us know how it goes.

You play psychedelic rock, right? Do you have any samples of your music that you wouldn't mind sharing?

Yeah, although some of the stuff we do sounds more like folk-rock these days. Here's a good example of a psychedelicish track though (kind of old):

http://soundcloud.com/eraserhead8623/01-wax-sculpture

[Fmr. Emperor PiT]

     It's not really my cup of tea, but I wish you the best of luck. I used to have a band, but we sucked & ended up breaking up when I graduated high school.

[CathKhan]

Congrats and good luck! I myself may soon become involved in a band that recently lost their keyboard player and that has two members I know.

[For Oklahoma]

What do you play in the band? Do you sing?

I've been in the same band for about ten years now (although the name of it has changed once or twice). Our next gig is actually on June 2nd.

Playing a gig can be a lot of work but it's a very rewarding experience when it goes well. You'll probably end up feeling pretty nervous at this show since it's your first. That's normal. You'll get more and more used to it the more you do it. Best of luck to you. Let us know how it goes.

You play psychedelic rock, right? Do you have any samples of your music that you wouldn't mind sharing?

Yeah, although some of the stuff we do sounds more like folk-rock these days. Here's a good example of a psychedelicish track though (kind of old):

http://soundcloud.com/eraserhead8623/01-wax-sculpture

Ain't half bad Pretty trippy O__o

[Ѕenator Αverroës]

My brother and I played in a punk band in high school. I didn't actually know how to play the bass, but that was fine. Consistent with the ethos of punk rock.

It was an... odd... time in my life. I stuck around long enough to play a couple of shows in a venue called "the Dungeon." It was located in the basement of a decaying old row building, and dangerously out of keeping with fire codes. Some guy got pushed through a wall backstage, and I decided that I'd had enough. Most of our fans were scumbags, and I didn't like the music anymore.

My brother stuck with the drums, but he quit the band shortly a while after I did, sick of playing the same simplistic back-beat for every song. He joined a prog rock group shortly thereafter, and now he's in his freshman year of college, studying music performance.

Anyway, best of luck to you, 20RP12.

[For Oklahoma]

My brother and I played in a punk band in high school. I didn't actually know how to play the bass, but that was fine.

You don't need to know how to play an instrument to play in a punk band

But interesting story Thanks

[For Oklahoma]

Turns out the show got moved up to June 26th 2012 in Jackson, NJ.

[All life is a blur of Republicans and meat.]

What do you play in the band? Do you sing?

I've been in the same band for about ten years now (although the name of it has changed once or twice). Our next gig is actually on June 2nd.

Playing a gig can be a lot of work but it's a very rewarding experience when it goes well. You'll probably end up feeling pretty nervous at this show since it's your first. That's normal. You'll get more and more used to it the more you do it. Best of luck to you. Let us know how it goes.

You play psychedelic rock, right? Do you have any samples of your music that you wouldn't mind sharing?

Yeah, although some of the stuff we do sounds more like folk-rock these days. Here's a good example of a psychedelicish track though (kind of old):

http://soundcloud.com/eraserhead8623/01-wax-sculpture

Ain't half bad Pretty trippy O__o

Heh, thanks.

Here's a more traditional one, if you're into that sort of thing.

http://soundcloud.com/eraserhead8623/12-ellipsis