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UPCOMING SHOWS More details on SHOWS page
Thursday, February 2 - 9pm
with NEON WEST
at the Cinema Bar
3967 Sepulveda Blvd
Culver City, CA
Monday, Feb 6 2012 - 8p
With Mark W. Lennon and the Southern Tier
Doors at: 8:00p DGs Set time: 10p
The Airliner
Los Angeles, CA
Saturday, February 11 - 9pm
with OSCO FIASCO
at the Bull Bar
3316 E. 7th St
Long Beach, CA
Sunday, February 12
With The Fallan Stars
Doors at: 9:00p Set time: 9:45pm
Down & Out
Los Angeles, CA
Tuesday, March 6
8:00p Set time: TBD
O'Brien's Irish Pub
Santa Monica, CA
Friday, March 9
With Honeymoon Truckstop
8:00p Set time: 10 -11
The Press Restaurant
Claremont, CA
Saturday, March 10
With Raising Daisies
8:00p Set time: 8:15
Vienta y Aqua
Long Beach, CA
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We're getting our songs nice and tight for ya. Please join us.
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Song review on AmericanaRoots.com. One of the better Americana websites gave us a shout out and played "Your Mouth Doesn't Know What Your Mind Oughta" in this week's Roots Review Show #97. Thanks to Ray Randall for picking us up!!
http://americanaroots.com/
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The Boys
Mark Turner
Jerry Zacharias
Michael Hall
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I've been to Occupy Long Beach a few times now sharing some songs with those encamped.
Good group of people like this guy who made front page news. Get out and get involved.
Any support is needed and appreciated. 10/17
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Hey all, had a fun time at Max's. We'll see you again soon. Thanks for coming out. 9/24
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"Can't we all just get along?," says the black bunny to the white bunny.
"Yes, I think we can," says the white bunny to the black bunny. And they share their carrot.
Come on out and we can share some stories.
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On this debut five-songer, Long Beach, CA singer/songwriter Gerry Gomez leads a talented collective, whose music is aptly described as "familiar, rootsy, and comfortable." Sure, bands mining this Wilco-influenced, alt-country/Americana style are a dime-a-dozen these days. But with accomplished friends like Mike Salas, John Phinney, and Mike Cusick contributing ringing guitars, lovely pedal steel, and warm percussion, they manage to make everything sound fresh as rain.
Mark Suppanz
Big Takeover
For Long Beach’s The Damngivers, music finds an interesting equilibrium where leadman’s Gerry Gomez’ songwriting is able to fully digress around his band-mates country swoon. With the release of their self-titled five-song EP, the band is channeling a country rock that fittingly suits its frontman’s tongue-in-cheek demeanor. The aforementioned nature is one of The Damngivers’ best traits and part of the reason why their EP is a solid introduction to the band.
Bryan Sanchez
Adequacy.net
From Long Beach, CA comes The Damngivers with a self-titled debut EP. The Damngivers is country-rock at its purest, including pedal steel guitars, feel-good lyrics and topped with Gerry Gomez's aged vocals.
Jim Pasinski
JP's Music Blog
"Plan on Me," the Damngivers
A "three-minute, positive, not-too-country, up-tempo love song," as Alan Jackson wryly sang about, isn't as easy as it sounds, but this one comes off as fun and effortless. This Americana outfit hails from Long Beach, Calif., and their folk-rock leanings radiate a sunny spirit.
Craig Shelbourne
CMT.com
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