The newest band to the PRF Auktoberfyst 2011 lineup was a band called Nice. They’ve got a Bully, a guy with Two Hands, a fictitious Limb, and a dude with no shirt. Really, what else could you ask for? They plowed through their inaugural set with poise and solidarity for all the funk rockers that have gone before them. There were also notes, voices, and rhythm.
For more info on Nice, please visit Nice on Facebook.
Max Benson performs a special solo show filled with songs about girls, beer, and booze. Max helped kick off the first day of PRF Auktoberfyst 2011 on Thursday, September 29th, 2011 at Quenchers Saloon in Chicago, IL and gave an awesome performance.
For more info on Max, please visit Max Benson on MySpace.
There’s still room for a lot of firsts in land of PRF BBQ’s, but being the first Rap Group has officially been crossed off the list. If you’re a fan of Snookie, David Hasselhoff, or beer, you will be right at home with the boys of LGX. They kicked off PRF Auktoberfyst 2011 on Thursday, September 29th, 2011 at Quenchers Saloon in Chicago, IL.
For more info on the band, please visit LGX on Bandcamp.
We hear there is internet access at Klas that we can use. If we can get it working, we’ll be streaming Friday and Saturday’s shows at this internet location for those of you who can’t make it.
Until then, you can tune into our last broadcast, recorded live from Caffeinated Recordings, of Nonagon by hitting play below!
Saturday, September 10th, 2011 we took to the empty west loop streets of Chicago for an evening of music, drinking, and dive bar revelry. Underneath the turn of the elevated loop train tracks lies a bar that time has seemed to have forgotten about, Cal’s Bar. On the ticket was the first, and possibly last performance of Gay Name, a group made up of members of The Columbines and Empire State Troopers. Next up was your friend and mine, Jimmy Two Hands, followed by The Heavy Bombers and Whales, who featured guest keyboardist Matt!