This coming Sunday at 7:00 pm Pacific time, Pooner Clark of KISM radio 92.9 FM in Bellingham Washington will be rolling a full hour long interview with Dog Leg Preacher. Complete with five songs off of their upcoming CD Abscess. For those of you outside of KISM's broadcast area you can listen to the LIVE SIMULCAST here. ALSO this Saturday night Dog Leg Preacher will be tearing it up at Hayley's in Everett Washington (1716 Hewitt ave)along with MidStokke, and Dirty Hollywood. These bands are the winners from the previous 3 years of Sound Harley Davidson's annual battle of the bands contests. Dog Leg will kick off the night by first showing their "Hang Me the Sturgis roadtrip" documentary movie at 8:00. Then they will take the Stage at 9. We are looking forward to a exciting evening at Hayleys.
THE MAD SCRAMBLE. As many of you already know, Dog Leg Preacher was scheduled to perform last Sunday at Bubbas Roadhouse for the annual Motorcycle show and street fair. However at ten o'clock Sunday morning en route to the show the word came from DLP frontman Joe Kurke that he was way to sick to perform. Dog Leg Preacher always does their best to honor all their contracts, thus the mad scramble to find a replacement prior to the one o'clock start time began. After a quick post on twitter DLP was getting phone calls from bands as far away as Sacramento California, Eugene Oregon, and even someplace in New Mexico. Kind of funny because the message was very clear, "We need a band in Sultan Washington in 2 hours". Some people either failed geography, or have Superman handling their logistics. Eventually a replacement was found, Bubba was very cool about the situation, and the only real loss was a few disgruntled fans, and a little lost pay. NOTHING LIKE VOGARDS G STRING INCIDENT AT THE LAST SHOW.
Looking forward to the big party at Hayley's this Saturday, and the radio show on Sunday. NOTHING BUT GOOD TIMES.
P.S.
Andrew Adkins, Dog Leg's movie producer just phoned in to let us know that a two page article about the movie just ran in last Sunday's Skagit Valley Herald. More about this coming soon.
