Divebomber (Facebook, Myspace) actually has a show on May 3rd in Maheim, PA.  We're kind of a punk rock Partridge Family cause my entire family is in on it along with Christopher! (Topherbook) on drums Jordan's classmate on bass.  Yes, two ninth graders and a seventh grader.  It's gonna be a whole lotta fun. 

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Hey, someone is putting up clips of Ghoti Hook's farewell performance. Here's the most important clip of it, because it features me. And yes, I do a headstand during the song.

Divebomber performing our amazing song, "Superstar" last month.

My kid, Jordan (guitar), with his friends playing a song I wrote while in Ghoti Hook, "My Bike", at his Christian school's talent show. They rocked the hizz-ouse.

The cold night of January 29th was buzzing with excitement as I was walking into the Pensacola Civic Center ready for a night full of chilled out tunes that keep your feet tapping and a smile on your face. I’ve been listening to Josh Rouse’s music for a few years now, and this was my first opportunity to see him live, so I was more than thrilled to see him. Rouse came out a little before 8 and started the show off with the “It Looks Like Love”, off of his latest release Subtítulo. He followed up with the upbeat tune “Givin’ It Up”, definitely one of my favorite tracks from the latest record. To my surprise, these were the only two songs Josh played off of Subtítulo. Though I must say that I was happy that he mixed up his set well, with songs from Nashville and 1972 as well as three songs from his newly released EP She’s Spanish, I’m American in which he shares vocal duties with girlfriend Paz Suay.

Rouse followed up with “It’s The Nighttime” and “Winter In The Hamptons”, both from his Nashville record. “It’s The Nighttime” is probably my favorite track from Nashville, and definitely kept the crowd in good spirits with its upbeat flavor as well as throwing in a bit of that southern twang with the slide guitar. Rouse and his band didn’t miss a beat all night, and it was fun to watch the expressions of bassist James Haggerty as he moved about putting a little extra fun into the entire show. Keeping the mood light, Josh moved to the retro pop styling of “Comeback (Light Therapy)” which once again brought an even lighter mood to the evening.

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Here's a list of the songs and time position (you can skip through by clicking on the slider bar thing)...

He was like, "Awww, SNAP! My guitar is out of tune." So he expertly fixed it on the fly.

Aw yeah. The Myriad.