NEW BAND OF THE DAY
PONY BOY IS FEATURED ON THE 405 TODAY! IT’S A SWELL SITE SO CHECK IT OUT!
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LOMOAMIGOS
I WAS IN LONDON OVER THE SUMMER AND HAD THE GOOD FORTUNE TO SPEND TIME WITH A GREAT WRITER AND ALL AROUND GAL, JODY ORSBORN OF THE FANTASTIC BLOG: WHEN YOU AWAKE FEATURING ALTERNATIVE INDIE AND GOOD WHOLESOME AMERCIAN FOLK.
HER BRITISH ADVENTURES (INCLUDING A PONYBOY SHOT) ARE CHRONICLED ON THE LOMO SITE:
HTTP://WWW.LOMOGRAPHY.COM/MAGAZINE/LOMOAMIGOS/2011/10/19/LOMOAMIGO-DIANA-MINI-BLOGGED-BY-WHEN-YOU-AWAKE
OLD TOWNE SHOW JUST ANNOUNCED
The gang is coming together for another night at The Old Towne Pub THURSDAY OCT 27TH at 8:30pm and it’s FREE! Hot damn.
featuring:
PONYBOY
ALL WRONG AND THE PLANS CHANGE
JIM SALINGER
THE DONNIES THE AMY’S
THE QUINCY BLAQUE TRIO
66 N. Fair Oaks Ave. (Down the alley of 22. Holly St.), Pasadena, CA 91103
ATTN FELLOW WINOS!
TONIGHT!
last minute notice, but i’ll be playing a few acoustic jamz tonight (Friday Oct 14th) at a wine bar in weho during my pal’s (jamie drake) set. i go on around 10:30pm and will be getting sauced on red wine (or sparkling water and cheese boards depending on my temperament before).
Vintage Enoteca
7554 West Sunset Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90046
(323) 512-5278
lots o’ love,
pony boy
ps. someone is spreading the ponyboy love near jfk, well me and rambo!
SPECIAL PONY BOY, ALL WRONG AND THE PLANS CHANGE, SNORKLE, FREE SHOW THIS THURSDAY!
Get ready for some all-star jams this Thursday, September 29th at the glorious hole-in-the-wall that is the Old Towne Pub in Pasadena!
Put on by my musical compatriots (PonyBoy producers John Would and Amy Eileen), the night is very akin to Jon Brion’s old jaunt at Largo where friends jump on for a short set, including lots of covers and general bouts of merriment. Expect lots of covers and good times above all!
Old Towne Pub
66 N Fair Oaks Ave(Down The Alley of 22 Holly St) Pasadena, CA 91103
Doors at 815pm PonyBoy at 915pmFree for all!!
FYI – This place can be a little hidden the first time ya go, but just walk down the alley of Holly St and you can’t miss it. Or ask some nice Pasadenians.
