My band "Dead Enough" will be playing the week-long Big Chicken Release Party at Henhouse Brewing's Record Room in Novato this Saturday, March 1st, 6:30 - Closing.  No cover!  Come and enjoy the Big Chicken beer!


Bill, tgo

Release party?  They're releasing chickens?

Big Chicken beer from Henhouse Brewing.  It's a small brewery that employs our drummer.

Bill

This sounds very much like an event that I would have posted about playing at, from nearby Franklin County.   


True story; a high school prank many, many years ago... Homecoming game night, a bunch of chickens in coicidentally the school colors of our rival county high school, (red and black) were released in building hallways during the game. Like most pranks, they really didn't think this one through... like eventually someone might count their chickens and come up a dozen short. Justice was swift and harsh. It was funny while it lasted.


Y'all have a good show Bill TGO. 

Sounds fun, hope it goes well! 😊

Y'all are invited to my 70th birthday celebration   (how the f**k did that happen!)

Bill, tgo

   Congrats!

Y'all break a string, Bill TGO. (euphemistically speaking...)


Many Happy Returns.🎂

Happy Birthday Bill. I'm glad it happened.
Is the birthday gig being streamed or recorded, i'd love to catch it.👍🏾

Dead Enough will be playing next Saturday, June 7th, at The Record Room at HenHouse Brewing in Novato, as part of the annual Art Wine & Music Festival.

Bill, tgo

Packing the PA and my rig and heading up to Novato today for the annual Art, Wine, & Music Festival! 

Next Saturday we'll be at the Kensington Circus Pub.

Bill, tgo

Are there lots of bands covering the Grateful Dead Tribute bands in the states generally or. are most centered around California?
I have only seen one over here which our member Jacko from Scotland used to be a part of.

Well... Seattle is on the Left Coast along with California, is that "centered around" California?

@moonliner occasionally performs with Golden Road (yes, playing that awesome Alemicized Starfire), I've seen them at Nectar Lounge a few times.

There are other bands/artists around the Puget Sound area that are at least Grateful Dead cover bands (not really "tribute"). And I have to admit that even though I'm not playing in overtly Grateful Dead bands, I take some inspiration from Phil in a lot of what I play.

Jazzy... there are literally hundreds of Dead cover/tribute bands all across the US. I doubt that this list is complete but you can get an idea..

http://gratefuldeadtributebands.com/list_bandform.php?showlist=Y&sortbyname=Y

Wow that's a serious list Stephen.