Hey all,
We just got back from Tulsa doing a show at the Creek Nation Casion. Man, what a blast we had playing for everyone there. First off, many thanks for Jason George who really knows how to treat his bands. We all piled in to the unofficial, official EvenFold van and took off north on I-35. It seemed like the trip to Tulsa was short even though it’s about 4 hours from Fort Worth. It was nice to have some time where we can all just sit back and relax on the way to the show. It was an interesting trip to say the least. We’ve been together for a while now and it never surprises me as to what you learn about someone when you spend 4 hours traveling. Ha!

Take a look at a few pics from our trip. Because the venue and show did not allow for cameras, we can only show you these pics of us traveling.

It was a little rainy (giggle) when we got to Tulsa but nothing we couldn’t handle. Creek Nation Casino set us up in a posh hotel down the street. We took some time to relax in our rooms and just wind down from the trip before getting ready to hit the stage. We got started around 9pm and never let up. Man, the evening went by so fast. I guess when you’re having fun…

Thanks to Mike for running sound. Much appreciated.

We may be heading back to Tulsa soon so watch out for us on the road. Visit evenfoldband.com to see the latest show dates and times.

-Joe
EVENFOLD

Hey all,

We’re playing down at Groggy Dawg Grill & Marina this Saturday starting at 9pm. We’re excited to go down to Granbury and play for the folks down there. You can’t go wrong with playing near a lake that’s for sure. It’ll be our first down there but we’re definitely looking forward to it. It’s nice to be able to play different places. It gives us a chance to meet new people and see different towns.

You can find more info about the show on this page:
http://www.evenfoldband.com/upcoming-shows.html

Or check out Groggy Dawg’s official site here:
http://www.groggydawgmarina.com/

Take care and see you on the road.

EVENFOLD

Froggy Bottoms Show on April 26th, 2008

First…many, many thanks to all you that came out to see us on Saturday. We always appreciate your support each and every show we play.

If you’ve never been to Froggy Bottoms then you’re missing out. With it’s laid back atmosphere and the open wooden deck overlooking the volleyball court, Froggy’s is one cool place. We took the stage around 9:30 and from the beginning chord to the very last one, we had a blast. It was the first time out for us at Froggy Bottoms but we felt so at home playing there that the entire evening was a blast. It seemed like the storms were going to roll in and rain on our parade (pun intended) but they stayed away long enough for us to rock and roll on into the night. There were people playing out on the volleyball court as well as others hanging out on the wooden deck throughout the night as we played. I think I remember at one point, people were digging our version of Charlie Daniels’ “Drinking My Baby Goodbye”. That song always seems to get people going. Of course when Jim does his “Shape I’m In” that’s pretty cool too. I have the best seat in the house and get to see all the action.

The night seemed to go by so fast that before we knew it we were playing our last song. It was time to wind down with our version of “Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way” by Waylon. It’s a favorite song of the band and we love to play it for everyone. We hope everyone had a good time Saturday night. Don’t forget to check www.evenfoldband.com for the upcoming shows, news and updates. You can sign up for the EvenFold Newsletter to receive the latest news on our upcoming shows!

See ya on the road
Joe

Well, we just wrapped up our show in Maypearl, Texas. For those of you who don’t know where Maypearl is, well it’s south on I-35W then due east. It’s a quiet little town with the Back of the Bee Cafe. This place has been host to many bands and visitors alike. It’s a place that you want to go visit, hang out, listen to live music and have some lunch or dinner.

We started about 9pm and it was a cozy place (we knew that, we’d been there before) where the crowd can just come up to the band and say hi. It’s a place that allow for a more intimate performance and you are right there close to the crowd which is great.

We had a good time playing for Back of the Bee Live! as the place it’s called. Thanks to Mark for having us down there. We hope everyone who was there to see the band had a great time.

See ya on the road!
Joe