Mother Hips
Jackpot (12/21)
Mover (12/21)
Call and Response (12/22)
Billy Midnight (12/22)
Convoy (12/23)

**Please bring art supplies to the shows to help support Drawbridge: an arts program for homeless children**

(paints, paint brushes, pads of paper/construction paper, face paints, film (Polaroid/35mm), clay, colored pencils, markers, puppets, white t-shirts, glitter, etc.)

For more details about the
Drawbridge program, go to http://www.drawbridge.org

Convoy Site

Last year Craig Kilborn broke with tradition and invited the first unsigned band to play on his Late Late Show. That band was Convoy, five broke musicians from San Diego. After hearing a copy of their self-produced, recorded and released debut, "Pineapple Recording Sessions," Kilborn hailed the band as "the hottest thing to come out of San Diego since Blink-182." Sure, it was showbiz hyperbole, but Convoy has that affect on a lot of people.

The Short Story

Two songwriters and a svelte rock band hole up in the desert hill town of Jamul for two years. With primitive living conditions and a couple of dogs, the band redefines the art of harmonies in rock music. They return to their hometown with a lo-fi masterpiece. The album wins the major Southern Californian music magazine award (SLAMM) for best rock album of 2000. Press raves from indie music magazines and newspapers across the country from Sacramento to Philadelphia (Rolling Stone, Alive and Kicking, Union Tribume, etc.). They sell out the CD many times over and they sell out West Coast rock clubs. Hybrid Recordings swoops 'em up.