Tomorrow, we depart on our great adventure. Wish us luck!
In the meantime, a video.
Oh, and I almost forgot: Jay’s last two albums are now available for purchase on CD Baby.
Monthly Archive for March, 2006
In case you didn’t know, Jay Dunphy and the Religion is playing a tour kick-off show at The Cambie at The Esquimalt Inn this Saturday. Come out and support, y’all.
Then, starting March 31, we bring the rock to the rest of Canada. 15 shows. 9 cities. 24 days on the road. 4 guys in a van for hours every day. Good times. Go check out the Jay Dunphy and the Religion website or our Myspace page to find out when we’re coming to a city near you! (That is, if you happen to live near Vancouver, Calgary, Lethbridge, St. Albert, Regina, Saskatoon, Winnipeg, Thunder Bay, or Toronto.)
No, not really, I just wanted to say that. Roberta was very friendly as she injected yellow goo into my ears.
If all goes according to plan, I’ll have a pair of custom-molded musician’s earplugs by the end of the month. Hopefully they’ll prevent me from going any more deaf than I already am.
They will arrive too late to defend me from the sonic assault that was Akron/Family, who performed at Lucky Bar on Friday. Think Broken Social Scene setting out to destroy your stereo–squalls of noise punctuated by catchy folk ditties. Unfortunately I was too tired to stick around for their whole set. Himalayan Bear, featuring Ryan Beattie and a couple other members of Chet, opened the show.