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12/19/08
FREE EP from Jonathon Visger "Trilobite Trash"
Mason Proper frontman Jon Visger is giving away a free digital EP called Trilobite Trash under his new solo alias, Bug Lung Baby. Visger, who performed and arranged all the music himself on the four-song set, uses this vehicle to delve further into experimental pop and electronic sounds. Taking inspiration from hip-hop production, he used looping, sampling, and chopping along with programmed beats on an MPC Pad to complement the live band elements. The EP is available now through RCRD LBL right HERE
BUG LUNG BABY
Trilobite Trash
Trilobite Trash is the second solo EP Michigan-based Jonathan Visger has put out this year, and his first under the pseudonym Bug Lung Baby. He's also the vocalist and primary songwriter in Mason Proper, who finished and released their sleeper hit sophomore album Olly Oxen Free on Dovecote Records in September. He decided to release the new EP for free through RCRD LBL.
Why the new pseudonym "Bug Lung Baby?"
Jon explains:
"I think when people see somebody's normal, boring name as the title of the musician, they instantly think acoustic guitar, vocals, stripped down kind of coffee house stuff. My stuff doesn't sound anything like that. Plus I have a bad relationship with my name for some reason. Bug Lung Baby conjures up something much more tangible and interesting to me. I would want to know what that sounded like."
Why release this music for free when it is clearly worth sixteen million dollars?
"This EP is a Christmas present from me to you, and a thank you for listening. This last year I have had it reaffirmed to me why I do this. It's for the people out there to whom this music speaks, especially those of you who tell me so. It's about trying really hard to bring something new to the world, and finding people who are looking for that particular thing.
Moreso than ever before, I feel free to experiment and grow and really plumb the depths of what I can do, and that's because some of you have shown me you'll grow with me. I can make mistakes on the way. I don't have it all figured out. I'm not a master at this stuff, I'll always be a student. So thanks for helping to teach me."
BUG LUNG BABYTrilobite Trash
Trilobite Trash is the second solo EP Michigan-based Jonathan Visger has put out this year, and his first under the pseudonym Bug Lung Baby. He's also the vocalist and primary songwriter in Mason Proper, who finished and released their sleeper hit sophomore album Olly Oxen Free on Dovecote Records in September. He decided to release the new EP for free through RCRD LBL.
Why the new pseudonym "Bug Lung Baby?"
Jon explains:
"I think when people see somebody's normal, boring name as the title of the musician, they instantly think acoustic guitar, vocals, stripped down kind of coffee house stuff. My stuff doesn't sound anything like that. Plus I have a bad relationship with my name for some reason. Bug Lung Baby conjures up something much more tangible and interesting to me. I would want to know what that sounded like."
Why release this music for free when it is clearly worth sixteen million dollars?
"This EP is a Christmas present from me to you, and a thank you for listening. This last year I have had it reaffirmed to me why I do this. It's for the people out there to whom this music speaks, especially those of you who tell me so. It's about trying really hard to bring something new to the world, and finding people who are looking for that particular thing.
Moreso than ever before, I feel free to experiment and grow and really plumb the depths of what I can do, and that's because some of you have shown me you'll grow with me. I can make mistakes on the way. I don't have it all figured out. I'm not a master at this stuff, I'll always be a student. So thanks for helping to teach me."
5 Free Pairs of Tickets: New Years Eve @ Fillmore Detroit 2008
ALL TICKETS HAVE TO BE PICKED UP AT SHOWTIME CLOTHING
Showtime Clothing
5708 Woodward Avenue
Detroit, MI 48202
(313) 875-9280
Get directions
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=showtime+clothing+detroit
Ask for Dan behind the counter and he will check your ID against the list
thanks for reading MCB
Kirk ;)
What are you doing for New Years Eve this year?
Want to party it up at The Fillmore Detroit on MCB???
Up for grabs now are 5 free pair of tickets // 1 pair to each of the 1st five emailers -
these tickets are totally gone (THESE ARE WORTH $50 EACH)
MCB is continuing our largest giveaway we have ever been involved with for this years New Years Eve Resolution Ball at The Historic Fillmore Detroit!
Click here for all the details:
8th Annual Resolution Ball
Capacity 1,750 Guests at this NYC~Chicago Inspired New Year's Event!
(Don't Be Fooled by Imitators & Copy Cat Parties)
LOCATION:
The Historic Fillmore Theatre in Detroit (Formerly the State Theatre)
WILDCATTING - LAGER HOUSE - FRI DEC 19TH
WILDCATTINGFRIDAY DECEMBER 19TH 2008
PJ'S LAGER HOUSE
MICHIGAN AVE
CORKTOWN DIETROIT MI
BRAVE THE SNOW SHOW FO SHO
Come see some the surprises !!
"WILDCATTING IS DETROIT"
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Pin-Up Art Show w/ Purdy Good - Magic Stick - Sat Dec 20th 7pm

Pin-Up Art Show w/PURDY GOOD
Saturday December 20th 2008
Magic Stick
4140 Woodward Avenue
Detroit, Michigan 48201
$10 or $5 with a Toy
Create the Canvas Presents Pin-Up Art Show and Toys-For-Tots Benefit.
19 artists, 3 great bands, 1 DJ
"MCB IS DETROIT"
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The Jesus Chainsaw Massacre - Crofoot Pike Room - Fri Dec 19th
The Jesus Chainsaw MassacreFriday December 19th 2008
Crofoot Pike Room
1 S. Saginaw
Downtown Pontiac MI
"MCB IS DETROIT"
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TONIGHT!!! - 6th Annual Home for the Holidaze Benefit Show - Corktown Tavern

THE 6th ANNUAL “HOME FOR THE HOLIDAZE” BENEFIT
The holiday season is now upon us and it is time once again for "Home for the Holidaze” the 6th annual singer-songwriter music showcase and charity drive for area homeless shelters.
The event brings together local singer-songwriters and former Detroit musicians who are home for the holiday season.
The holiday season is now upon us and it is time once again for "Home for the Holidaze” the 6th annual singer-songwriter music showcase and charity drive for area homeless shelters.
The event brings together local singer-songwriters and former Detroit musicians who are home for the holiday season.
It is a chance for them to perform for a good cause as the proceeds from the event will go towards food donations to area homeless shelters. The day after the show is spent at Costco buying cases of soup and various canned food with the proceeds. The food is then distributed to soup kitchens and food pantries in the downtown Detroit area. Pet food donations are also collected each year as well.
This year the singer-songwriters will be performing with their bands instead of the quieter acoustic only shows of years past.
The show is on FRIDAY, DEC. 19th 2008 at 9pm.
The venue is Corktown Tavern located at 1716 Michigan Avenue in Detroit.
Please call 313-964-5103. 21 & over are welcome.
Performing will be local singer-songwriters:
GRETCHEN WOLFF
PAT O’BRIEN
JEREMIAH HESS
FRANCIS JARAMILLO
STEVEN & THE REELERS
GRETCHEN WOLFF
PAT O’BRIEN
JEREMIAH HESS
FRANCIS JARAMILLO
STEVEN & THE REELERS
Admission is $6 or $5 with one can of people or pet food or winter clothing item.
For more information on this event please call
For more information on this event please call
Sue Summers at Static Network at 313-886-7860
or check out the website: www.staticrecords.com/shows
MCB travels to Columbus Ohio for EODM
MCB's MoneyPenny headed down to Columbus OH for Eagles of Death Metal on Wednesday - here is how it went:
Nice traveling weather, eh?
We are finally home and back to work. The show was fantastic and we had a great time. It was a VERY sold out venue and it was pretty big, like a Fillmore. Packed to the rafters...impressive.
Although the night was a lot of fun, we did not get access to the band like we had hoped. We got there early and weren't on the list. I called Louie (EODM Tour manager) and he sent someone to let us in within minutes and had them give us our MCB/EODM photo passes. I got to talk to him and Dave Catching for about two minutes during an opening act and then they disappeared to go prepare for the show. When the show started at first, I was right up front, snapping away. But the crowd got crazy really quick and they kicked all of the photographers out. Security's rules, no choice but to go all the way to one side or the other. All the other photogs just left but I took as many pictures as I could from the best spot I could find. My assistant took several shots because he is much taller and could get above the crowd and the sound equip. With the oversold/rowdy dude/bro crowd it was very difficult to get up close for shots without getting our heads ripped off. We got what we could.
Louie popped up during the show to ask us to come backstage after and hang out for our candid band photos, so I figured I would just make up for my lost photo opp then. But after the show, some asshole radio station had mobbed the place with dudes/bros (CDC 101).
I guess the band had hung out at their station all day and now a big gang of guys wanted into the party. Louie tried to get rid of them and told the crowd that only ladies were allowed, and the guys threw a hissy fit. So we all crammed into a little room to wait for the band, and Louie spent his time arguing with the people from this fucking radio station. None of the band was being told to come up while this mess was going on, and Jesse's girlfriend had shown up at this show.
So the band went back to the bus and never came back out (except for BOC, who came up to dance with the girls). We stood there for an hour or more feeling like assholes in a crowd of drugged-up teenage girls after Louie got rid of the radio jerks, but the party was over by then. We helped Louie carry his stuff back to the bus around 2am and we peeked inside but the band was behind closed doors and it was just crew partying with girls.
We couldn't even get in somewhere for last call at that point, so we packed it in for the night and went to bed.
Yesterday was a treacherous drive home and we witnessed many accidents, it was good to get back to the house. Not so much good to get back to work today...but reality is like that sometimes. I will go through my photos and send you the best of what I got tonight when I get home.
I really thought it would go down differently, but an EODM show is never a loss.
Cheers to you! Happy Friday!
MoneyPenny
"MoneyPenny IS DETROIT"
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Finally made it to work - only 4 hours late - THANKS SNOW!

After a few hours of shoveling tire spinning stuck in the road raging driving to work this morning I finally made it on one piece and guess what?.....its just in time for lunch!
Stay home if you can - its only getting worse out there but should be good for your evening commute - plenty to do tonight and if you don't feel like driving make sure to check out The Night Move and reserve your seat now..... http://www.thenightmove.com/
12/18/08
FREE CD: Winter Gloves' "Let Me Drive"

FREE CD to the 1st emailer who asks - cd IS GONE MAN!
Check out the EP's title track "Let Me Drive" here
Check out the band's cover of "Someone Great" (by LCD Soundsystem) here
Montreal’s fertile music scene has given birth to a brand new gem in the form of Winter Gloves, a band destined for success far beyond the native Canadian borders that first embraced it.
Named “Best New Artist of 2008” by iTunes Canada, the foursome are ready to descend upon the US with their keyboard-heavy, rhythmically-propulsive pop compositions. The guys will first introduce themselves with the three-song, digital-only Let Me Drive EP – which features early versions of several tracks from their forthcoming debut full-length, about a girl.
The quartet, who endearingly dub themselves “glock-rock” for their use of the oft-ignored glockenspiel, began as the solo project of Charles F. (lead singer/songwriter/wurlitzer). Charles created the early Winter Gloves recordings that make up Let Me Drive EP in his own home using a single microphone. The project soon evolved into a four-piece ensemble that also includes Pat Sayers (drums), Vincent Chalifour (synth), and Jean-Michel Pigeon (guitar/glockenspiel).
Let Me Drive EP explodes right out of the gates with the title track. The song doesn’t waste a second in getting bodies on the dancefloor with frenzied drums and infectious keys. Soon, angular guitars stab and ominous synth lines hum while Charles wails with a plea for control, singing “I thought you were ultimately right / I know you’re not / Come on just let me drive.” On “I Can’t Tell You,” his voice alternates from carrying a touch of gritty seasoning to shifting into elegant falsetto. Closing track “Piano 4 Hands” ends the EP with a warm, inviting wurlitzer melody and Charles lets out ghostly coos in between his seductive verses. This trio of songs serve as a mere appetizer for the forthcoming main course, about a girl, on which the band expands its scope and unleashes some of its best melodies.
Winter Gloves has also recorded a cover of LCD Soundsystem’s “Someone Great” – boiling down the epic dance track into a compact two minutes that highlight the song’s most memorable bits.
"MCB IS DETROIT"
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The Troubadours - Goodnite Gracies RO - Thur Dec 18th

The Troubadours
Thursday December 18th 2008
Goodnite Gracie
222 Sherman Dr
Royal Oak, Michigan 48067
Free Show!!!
"TROUBADOURS ARE DETROIT"
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“A Polka and Pop Pontiac Christmas” with the Polish Muslims - Crofoot Ballroom - Sat Dec 20th

Plus Stewart Francke and The Kielbasa Kings
The Crofoot Ballroom on Saturday Dec. 20th 2008
Partial Proceeds to Benefit Gilda’s Club
Largest Kielbasa Wreath Unveiled!
With the Holiday season upon us, children's thoughts turn to sugarplums, xbox 360s, and...the polka! Yes, it's that time of year again, and this season it's metro Detroit's favorite polka rock parodists, The Polish Muslims at The Crofoot Ballroom, (1 S. Saginaw Street, Pontiac, Ph: 248-858-9333) on Saturday, December 20. As has been the tradition their last few Christmas season shows, their very special guests will be blue-eyed soulster Stewart Francke. Opening the show will be the Kielbasa Kings, an anything but traditional polka band, whose polka version of the Violent Femmes "Blisters in the Sun" has made them local favorites.
Partial proceeds from the show will benefit Gilda's Club of Royal Oak, a free, non-residential cancer support community.
And as if that's not enough we’ll be spicing up the evening with the unveiling of “The World’s (we think!) Largest Kielbasa Christmas Wreath,” generously sponsored by the Kowalski Sausage Company.
Doors are at 8 p.m., and all ages are welcome to attend. Advance Tickets are $8 /$10 the day of the show. Tickets are now available at the Crofoot box office or at www.ticketweb.com.
ABOUT THE POLISH MUSLIMS:
The Polish Muslims have been a Detroit/Hamtramck institution for 27 years! Nowhere in metro Detroit can you feast your ears on anything droller, more wry, more musically comedic than the Polish Muslims, an eight-piece band whose vibrant renderings of classic pop and punk songs satirize their own Polish heritage with an ever-provincial eye on Hamtramck.
Since their inception in the 1980s, The Polish Muslims have managed to blaze a trail of sold out shows, radio and TV appearances and dozens of outdoor summer concerts, all without taking themselves too seriously. From live simulcasts on Detroit's WCSX, WDET, WNIC AND Windsor's 89X, to their local Emmy nominated music video on WXYZ-ABC, The Polish Muslims are a beloved Detroit music tradition.
With the Holiday season upon us, children's thoughts turn to sugarplums, xbox 360s, and...the polka! Yes, it's that time of year again, and this season it's metro Detroit's favorite polka rock parodists, The Polish Muslims at The Crofoot Ballroom, (1 S. Saginaw Street, Pontiac, Ph: 248-858-9333) on Saturday, December 20. As has been the tradition their last few Christmas season shows, their very special guests will be blue-eyed soulster Stewart Francke. Opening the show will be the Kielbasa Kings, an anything but traditional polka band, whose polka version of the Violent Femmes "Blisters in the Sun" has made them local favorites.
Partial proceeds from the show will benefit Gilda's Club of Royal Oak, a free, non-residential cancer support community.
And as if that's not enough we’ll be spicing up the evening with the unveiling of “The World’s (we think!) Largest Kielbasa Christmas Wreath,” generously sponsored by the Kowalski Sausage Company.
Doors are at 8 p.m., and all ages are welcome to attend. Advance Tickets are $8 /$10 the day of the show. Tickets are now available at the Crofoot box office or at www.ticketweb.com.
ABOUT THE POLISH MUSLIMS:
The Polish Muslims have been a Detroit/Hamtramck institution for 27 years! Nowhere in metro Detroit can you feast your ears on anything droller, more wry, more musically comedic than the Polish Muslims, an eight-piece band whose vibrant renderings of classic pop and punk songs satirize their own Polish heritage with an ever-provincial eye on Hamtramck.
Since their inception in the 1980s, The Polish Muslims have managed to blaze a trail of sold out shows, radio and TV appearances and dozens of outdoor summer concerts, all without taking themselves too seriously. From live simulcasts on Detroit's WCSX, WDET, WNIC AND Windsor's 89X, to their local Emmy nominated music video on WXYZ-ABC, The Polish Muslims are a beloved Detroit music tradition.
FREE CD: Morrissey "Years of Refusal"
MCB will have a freebie copy of Morrissey’s “Years of Refusal” to give away to the 3rd reader who emails us now - that had to be the fastest contest ever - we have a winner!“Years of Refusal” to be released February 17, 2009 on Attack/Lost Highway.
This will be Morrissey’s first studio album since 2006’s UK #1 “Ringleader of the Tormentors”.
In February, Morrissey will begin the US leg of his world tour that includes rare intimate club dates.
The late Jerry Finn, who previously worked on 2004’s critical and commercial smash “You Are the Quarry”, produced “Years of Refusal” which is the last album he worked on. The single “I’m Throwing My Arms Around Paris”, which Morrissey debuted during his sold out 2007 world tour, will precede the album. Long time band members Boz Boorer, Jesse Tobias, Matt Walker, and Solomon Walker play on the album, which also features a contribution from Jeff Beck on the track “Black Cloud”.
Morrissey is often recognized as the most important British musician of his generation. The New York Times recently stated, ”Morrissey isn’t just any singer: he has become one of the defining rock stars of the past few decades by virtue of his grand voice, his grander songs, and his charming habit of playing with melodrama”. His influence is felt worldwide through the countless artists that cite him as their primary inspiration. “Years of Refusal” is a masterful work that finds Morrissey and the band at their best with a muscular sound and the inimitable voice and lyrics of a legend.
Years of Refusal Tracklist
1. Something Is Squeezing My Skull
2. Mama Lay Softly On The Riverbed
3. Black Cloud
4. I’m Throwing My Arms Around Paris
5. All You Need Is Me
6. When Last I Spoke to Carol
7. That’s How People Grow Up
8. One Day Goodbye Will Be Farewell
9. It’s Not Your Birthday Anymore
10. You Were Good In Your Time
11. Sorry Doesn’t Help
12. I’m OK By Myself
http://www.itsmorrisseysworld.com/
www.myspace.com/morrissey
Morrissey US Dates
2/28 Boca Raton, FL Mizner Park
3/1 Orlando, FL Hard Rock live
3/3 Jacksonville, FL Florida Theater
3/4 St. Petersburg, FL Jannus Landing
3/6 Myrtle Beach. SC House of Blues
3/7 Atlanta, GA Variety Playhouse
3/9 Asheville, NC Orange Peel
3/11 Durham, NC Durham Performing Arts Center
3/13 Richmond, VA The National
3/14 Washington, DC Warner Theater
3/16 Montclair, NJ Wellmont Theater
3/17 Pittsburgh, PA Carnegie Music Hall
3/19 Buffalo, NY University of Buffalo Center for the Arts
3/21 New York, NY Bowery Ballroom
3/22 Philadelphia, PA Acadmy of Music
3/25 New York, NY Webster Hall
3/26 New York, NY Carnegie Hall
3/28 Mashantucket, CT Foxwoods
3/29 Boston, MA House of Blues
3/31 Ann Arbor, MI Michigan Theater
(check MCB for free tickets and swag)
(we are working to secure video interview/footage/photos pass)
4/1 Columbus, OH Palace Theater
4/3 Milwaukee, WI Eagles Ballroom
4/4 Chicago, IL Aragon Ballroom
4/6 Minneapolis, MN State Theater
4/7 Kansas City, MO Midland Theater
4/8 St. Louis, MO Pageant Theater
4/10 Dallas, TX Palladium Ballroom
4/11 Houston, TX Jesse H. Jones Hall
4/12 Austin, TX Bass Concert Hall
4/14 El Paso, TX Chavez Theater
4/15 Albuquerque, NM Sunshine Theater
"MCB IS DETROIT"
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TONIGHT - The HI-RISERS w/ The Meltdowns and DJ Del Villarreal - Berkley Front - Thur Dec 18th

THE HI-RISERS
THE MELTDOWNS
DJ DEL VILLARREAL
THURSDAY December 18th 2008
8pm-2pm
The Berkley Front
3087 Twelve Mile Rd.
Berkley, MI 48072
(248) 547 - 3331
Spinout Records Recording Artists...
All going down on Thursday, December 18th
over at the Berkley Front in downtown Berkley, MI.
The Meltdowns put on this crazy mad show that really gets you going...
Check some video we shot from earlier in the year where they rocked it out
Spinning between sets is #1 Rock-a-Billy DJ in the world
DJ Del Villarreal of MOTORBILLY RADIO
GET TO THIS SHOW!!!
12/17/08
Back in Spades / GOREVETTE - Small's Bar - Friday Dec 19th
Back in Spades // GOREVETTEFriday December 19th 10pm
Small's Bar
10339 Conant
Hamtramck MI
BACK IN SPADES RELAPSE REUNION!
Pet Photo with Santa Claus - Michigan Humane Society - Sa/Sun Dec 20th/21st
Have a professional photographer photograph your pet with Santa!Saturday and Sunday:
December 20-21
11 a.m.-4 p.m. at Petsmart in Rochester Hills
$9.95 Photo package includes:
A digital photo of your pet with Santa
An exclusive holiday frame
$5 of every photo package will be donated to MHS.
Pet Smart
2724 South Adams Road
Rochester Hills, MI 48326
Detroit Artist Julie Fournier offers Deep Discounts to Holiday Art Buyers - Smiling Eyes Studios @ Russell Industrial Center

MCB favorite Smiling Eyes Studios over at Russell Industrial Center is having a pretty decent sale on 2008 artwork through December 31st....
Check out the website here and read a little about the gal behind the brush below:
A little about Julie Fournier - Founder of Smiling Eyes Studio - Detroit
Born in Detroit in 1965, Julie's work is shaped and influenced by modern American culture (i.e.: the cold war and it's end, the birth of cable television, the explosion of the computer age (with it's impact on art and design), changes in her hometown since her birth, and the feminist movement).
Her work explores the immense impact these events have on our lives, our psyches and our relationships with each other.In 1997 Julie founded SmilingEyes Studio, a professional fine arts studio, so she could dedicate herself to pursuing her career as an artist. Although she quit school at 18 to raise her first child, in 2005 she finally achieved a lifelong goal and graduated college (from Wayne State University, obtaining a degree in Industrial Design with honors, Cum Laude). I
n 2007 she achieved another lifelong goal and settled into a large studio to pursue painting full time. Known by many for her oil paintings, she is far from satisfied practicing one discipline; Julie considers herself to be a multi-media artist.Neo Realism best describes Julie's style. Often overlooked aspects of daily life inspire her. This central concept can be found in the many different media she uses to rediscover the banal or forgotten in all its innate beauty. Her graphite drawings isolate objects in minute detail, focusing attention on such sights as the intricate lines in a pair of blue jeans.
By painting glassware she utilizes the metaphor of the transparent vessel and, through a playful yet defined sprinkling of color and shape, turns the utilitarian form into a fuller sensual experience. The stained glass mosaics and painted furniture artwork she does often utilize found objects, bringing society's discards to center stage. The subjects she chooses for her oil paintings are taken from everyday modern life, challenging traditional notions of beauty, social class and human interaction.Julie's vision is built on her ability to see things that the crowd has passed by in its haste to move on to the next sensation.
Focusing on the missed opportunity, the bypassed alternative, the meaning and wonder working within subjects or moments, Julie's work is accessible by way of conveying what her artist's eye has seen: capturing moments and sensations and freezing them in time so they can be shared. Ultimately Julie's work is about focusing the viewer's attention on relationships within the world around them.Currently Julie is working full time as an artist and freelance designer. When she's not at her studio, Julie plays pool, wrenches on her classic Mustang, or pinstripes cars under the name "Dee Striper".
Harmonica Shah & The Fast Luck Band - LJ's Lounge Detroit - Wed Dec 17th
Harmonica Shah & The Fast Luck BandWednesday December 17th 9pm
LJ's Lounge Corktown
2411 Michigan Ave.
Detroit MI USA
"LJ's Lounge IS DETROIT"
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Jupiter Dogs - The New Way Bar Ferndale - Fri Dec 19th

Jupiter Dogs
Friday December 19th 2008 9pm
New Way Bar
23130 Woodward
Ferndale MI
If you have never been to the New Way Bar in Ferndale you should check it out
Great mix of music - a good pool table - fun people - hot bartenders
Cheap drinks are just the icing on the cake at this place
Another good example is Jupiter Dogs who play this Friday night
Straight up rock and roll that kicks your ass into the chair
"MCB IS DETROIT"
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PHOTOS: Bang Camaro @ Magic Stick by Diana Price
MCB's Diana Price was on photo pass for Bang Camaro last Saturday night and snagged these gems from the show....see more from Diana Price Photography here
"MCB IS DETROIT"
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