Yeah Shook Ones also played with Touche Amore and Battle was supposed to play but something happened and they ended up not playing. But that was by far one the best shows i saw all weekend Touche Amore is amazing.

Who else ended up playing at 911 besides HOTW and Red City Radio?

The Measure, Shark Pants, St. Dad, Primadonnasaurus, Tubers, TMLE, 12XU, Old Growth. nd a whole bunch more.

Note to moderator:
Please take robert's post with address off this thread. I don't know if this is the proper way to contact you. From what I know, there is an onoing investigation and anything in writing could be used against those who lived there.
Note to robert:
DUDE THAT WAS AN AWESOME SET!! I'm sorry I couldn't make off with their heads, how was that? My manager called me in for work but i had to leave early. i have swine flu. sorry about the note to moderator, nothing personal.

Friday night:
Dude Jams
Dan Padilla
Too Many Daves
Tiltwheel
Dopamines

- only Dude James got to play. got broken up

Saturday night:
Homemade Hand Grenade
Douglas Shields and The X Factors
Chotto Ghotto
Hot New Mexicans
Bomb the Music Industry!
The Dopamines

Only Homemade and DSXF got to play, then a riot broke out. see youtube for details.

But on another night.. sunday night when HOTW & Red City Radio played, the other bands were Battle & 10-4 Elanor and Make do and bend

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kh8m3Z52E8

"Oh, oh no. Oh shit. Oh shit."

Hey no worries man. Thanks so much for lettin us play at your house. I believe OWTH had some van troubles, but the rest of the bands slayed, and then we had a fire in the backyard and hung out all night. Sorry about the addy. I'll come back soon to visit.

There was an acoustic show saturday night in thomas center gardens:
Apologies, I Have None (UK) [rare acoustic set]
folk the system (VA)
Chicken Little (TN)
Scissor Dicks (LA)
Caulfield Rebellion (FL)
[The cops busted it after apologies played, so we moved to a parking garage and continued the show from there. the music never stoped! the cop told us we were selfish.]

Earlier on Saturday at the CMC parking lot:
Andrew Jackson Jihad
folk the system
[it was a very impromptu show, which took place because so many people couldnt get into CMC to see AJJ. We played because Ben was using our stand up anyway, and about 20 or 30 people stuck around for us]

[On sunday we played for people as they left the kickstand after defiance, ohio melted everyones faces. A cop tapped me on the shoulder mid 3rd song and said "your doing a great job, but you have to stop". So we moved it to the CMC parking lot and played for the handfull of people who followed us.]

..I know that none of these are technically house shows, but who needs a house when the weather was as good as it was last weekend? Thanks to everyone who came to any of the shows, wether you knew it was going on or not.

I tried to warn you guys that THAT was not the place to have an after-Fest show. Especially not outside. A lot of super upperclass people live right there with kids.

that is literally a block away from my house, me and my roommate are definitely bringing down the average household income in this neighborhood! WOOO

Haha, yeah... the house i was staying at can see the park from it. it is a mix of college students and rich folk in the Duck Pond. i do know the latter aren't keen on parties.

I had no idea it was a high class neighborhood or that anyone would even hear us playing other than the kids at the show. We had nothing to do with the planning of it, someone just invited us to play and we brought 'apologies, i have none' with us. There is video of this show that some film students shot, multiple angles with what looked like very nice cameras. I'll post them when i find them online.

I heard Brooke Pridemore and Erik Ayote played there the night before with no problems, did anyone happen to see this show?

My brother's pop punk band Outpatient played a show at a house near GRU on the first day of the Fest...Grabbag and Larf played as well. Good times, good times...

We saw some local band who's name I didn't catch, a Promise Ring cover band and the Measure at the 911 house before running off to see Laura Stevenson. After the BTMI gig got busted up I meandered into something at a place called Spin Cycle but I have no idea who was actually playing.

The show at Spin Cyle was a two day Halloween electronic music based event called the Skeletron Ball. The Emotron played there Saturday night.

http://skeletronball.com

Yeah, there is so much music in Gville.