Sugar Camp Farm's 4th house show/snack potluck! BYOB! I'll make some beans and a salad. Please bring appropriate accoutrement. Show up to hang out with bands at 6pm music at 7:30pm! Suggested $5 cash donation for touring bands plus there will be merch for sale!! We will pass the hat!
Directions: Take I40w to exit 172. Turn left (go south) 5 miles. Take a right on Church Rd (at Dillenger's Hideout). Go Straight at the train tracks where Church Rd becomes Missionary Ridge Rd. Drive 4.7 miles. Take a left onto Sugar Camp Rd. (dirt) First driveway on the right. Grey house. 10220 Sugar Camp Rd. Bon Aqua, TN 37025. call if you get lost! 303-332-2949
Featuring:
Googleplexia
My name's RØB and I'm Googolplexia.
I started out as the Roadkill sometime in 8th grade (1994-1995), just writing some lyrics. I sat next to Andrew Scanlan on the bus and he lied to me about how he knew how to play the drums, and since I had no real reason not to believe him, it was just like sweet, we're in a band, I'm calling it the Roadkill. I showed him some of the lyrics, it was like yeah awesome. I don't remember any of the song titles except "Flow," and I wanted to call the album Dirty Laundry. Thank God time healed that wound. So Andy started sucking, then I didn't talk to him ever, then sometime in later 2001, I started bein' like "yeah sweet let's make the Roadkill happen." Surprised (and delighted) to find that still, no band was called "the Roadkill," I started writing real songs and crap. I still have yet to release something that is exclusively mine. In April 2003, I decided to change from "The Roadkill" to "Googolplexia." I don't regret calling myself "The Roadkill," and indeed it was hilarious that with a name like "The Roadkill" it was still just some dude playing silly songs, poorly practiced, on a cheap keyboard. My first show as Googolplexia was in Kansas City, in front of some huge field. We were actually on some terrace of some building on the campus of the Kansas City Art Institute. It was for the "Beaux Arts" festival; some other bands played, et c. I accompanied the band Butt and then we played a song or two of my own, it was like yeah sweet. Now I play shows with some frequency, and the Googolplexia you can occasionally catch around town is the product of 8 years of this-n-thattin' around. Now it's for real. Make no mistake.
TBA