Here's just a few live shots from our SXSW2012 trip. More pics coming soon! Thanks Jedsed and Ciesiel for these great shots of us playing at Wahoo's SXSW Showcase and also Haddington's.
Stay tuned for more pics and whatnot! In the meantime, search #bullysxsw2012 on Instagram...
at Wahoo's
Kennedy's shirt (on the right) says "B.A.D. Bands Against Dubstep" if you are wondering
thanks to everyone who came out to the first bully in the hallway show of 2012. We had an awesome time at SubT w/ Rodeo, Velociopter and the Cell Phones. Stay tuned for some pics and videos coming sooner or later, and of course info on our next shows.
Oh by the way, did you know "Crooks and their Castles" is for sale at Reckless Records (includes mailorder!) and also Bucket O' Blood? It's also available for download (new low 2012 price!) at Music.bullyinthehallway.com.
We had a BLAST at the Hideout, one of our favorite venues in Chicago. TOURING BANDS - If you see this post, and are looking for Chicago venues, be sure to call up Hideout..
ManBirdBelly Live
More ManBirdBelly
My Goodness Wailing away
Here's just a few of the amazing pics that our friend Justin Watson James shot before the show. He's basically our Annie Leibovitz..
Bully in the Hallway or in this case on the sidewalk
Bully in the Hallway live at the Hideout
Bully in the Hallway or in this case on giant blocks
I happened to bring my FlipCam (RIP!) with me to the show, and captured some great video of our good friends ManBirdBelly and also My Goodness utterly RIPPING.
It may be hard to see, but Tim is actually coddling a small dog here (handed to him by an audience member). The dog was unharmed but definitely surprised.
Record Store Day instantly became one of my favorite days. Forget Coachella! This was happening in my own backyard...
Joan of Arc was great at Reckless, and Saki Records was as cool as I could have hoped - a real musical outpost! I got there just in time to see the 1900s. I also saw Rabid Rabbit and In Tall Buildings. It was a fantastic day! I hope we can play Saki sometime soon.
Saw Joan of Arc at Reckless on Milwaukee
They were sounding great, the set reminded me a lot of Tim's other band Owls.
Then I headed to Saki to see the 1900's.
They sounded great! I told Edward the bassist really nailed the "Spoon" tone.