Hey, Texans!
I forgot to mention at the Austin show that Stephen Austin went to my high school – the founder of Texas, not the bionic man. Thanks for a great show everyone, especially the members of the Robot Group who brought the amazing robot spin art machine that plays JoCo music. Check out robospinart.com and you’ll see what I mean.
I made the horrible mistake of scheduling morning television in Dallas the morning after a show in Austin, so I’m a bit short on sleep. That doesn’t mean I’m not fully capabale of rocking off every sock in Dallas tonight at Club Dada. Just be ready, that’s all I’m saying.
Merch Help in Austin
Ridiculous short notice, but anyone who wants to sell cds and shirts tonight at the Austin show will get in free. Email me!
SF Rules
You, San Francisco, you are awesome. Great show last night – thank you for your enthusiasm, strong enough to roll happily along even during the strange chaotic Mr. Fancy Pants Meltdown Machine segment. Those of you who want to know what that thing was should see this: www.zendrum.com. It’s my new favorite toy.
I’m doing West Coast Live this morning, and after a couple of days off we’ve got Austin on 9/19 (argh, I mean 9/18 – thanks for pointing that out internet). Get ready Texas…
One Down
The show in LA last night was a lot of fun – sold out the 100 or so seats, which for me in Los Angeles is an amazing turnout. Thanks to everyone for coming out, sharing a bathroom, and keeping an eye on the scientologists across the street while I sang Tom Cruise Crazy. So far no death threats!
Paul and Storm and I are on our way up the Pacific Coast Highway today, and readying ourselves to kick some serious ass in San Francisco tomorrow night. Word is that ticket sales are going very well, and there’s an outside chance the show may possibly get close to maybe selling out almost (probably not, but you never know). If you are a nervous person, I suggest you check out these ticket purchasing options on the Great American Music Hall site. See you soon SFers…