Last Concert Cafe on FRI JUNE 25

It rained everyday the 3 days prior to Friday. Then it rained for a couple hours on Friday. Luckily, all the rain was hours before the show was to start at Last Concert Cafe (outside venue). The skies were relatively lear. But it was hot, man. Really really really hot.

We had our buddies in Ashes of Babylon with us. We got the PA set up, and the lights out there looked really good. Ashes of Babylon brought out a lot of people, and it seemed like we brought out the people as well. Good attendance. Ashes of Babylon rocked the house and played an encore. We got up there and tore it up. Lots of hoola hoopers. Lights attached to ropes. Etc. Etc. Cool cool vibe, as always. I think we were starting to get wore out by our 4th song. It was so hot on the stage. I probably lost about 5 pounds in that 2 hours. I was totally exhausted once we were done, and the thought of having to take down the PA and load it all in the trailer made me want to cry. That is the dirty underbelly of rock-n-roll.

Lots of fun at the show,though. We played Gonzo Says, which we had not done in a long time, and it sounded really good. Very enjoyable.

It was good to see some folks we typically see at Luna in Lake Charles make it to Hosuton for this show--they were there to see their buddies in Ashes of Babylon, but maybe we were the icing on the cake.