Rogue Wave has announced new shows for 2010. Ticket and support information is still to be announced; check back to http://www.roguewavemusic.com/tour/ for details as they become available.

If you missed the premiere of the D-Tour documentary on PBS' Independent Lens, click here to watch the film on PBS.org. It will be available until November 17th. Also, check the Independent Lens website for rebroadcast information on your local PBS channel.

Gram Lebron, former guitarist for Rogue Wave, released his debut solo record, Master of None. Check it out now at iTunes and Amazon!

Keep up-to-date with Zach and Rogue Wave on Twitter. You can click the Twitter tab on the Rogue Wave facebook page to read the latest updates or click here to view and follow @roguewaveband on twitter.com.

Check out Pat, Patrick, Steve, Cameron and their side projects for the Rogue Wave Monster Band Night this Friday, August 14, 2009 at Cafe Du Nord in San Francisco, CA. Doors open at 8PM and tickets ($10) are available online and at the door. For more information, visit the Cafe Du Nord website and RSVP on the event page on Facebook.

On September 3rd at 7pm, Rogue Wave will be performing an acoustic set after the screening of D Tour, at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. The documentary follows Pat's experiences with kidney failure, touring and dialysis, and the struggle with art and life.

Tickets are $10 for general admission and $7 for SFMOMA members, students, and seniors. Tickets are available at the Museum or online at: http://www.sfmoma.org/events/1468

Watch the D Tour trailer at the official site: http://dtourmovie.com

This summer, President Obama is asking all Americans to serve their country as part of the "United We Serve" campaign. The "United We Serve" campaign is one of the key on-going initiatives from the White House designed to make it easy to get involved, to build communities, and move the nation forward.

The website www.serve.gov provides opportunity for citizens to easily get involved in their individual communities nationwide, as part of this historic summer of service.



“We need your service, right now, at this moment in history. I’m not going to tell you what your role should be; that’s for you to discover. But I am asking you to stand up and play your part. I am asking you to help change history’s course.”

-President Obama, 4/21/2009

Click here to visit www.serve.gov and find out more about "United We Serve".

Although it may seem as though we have disappeared into the ether, don't fret! We are still here and working very hard on our new record. It does not yet have a title, but that will be coming pretty soon (you can even send us some ideas to MySpace if you feel like it). We have been recording in Oxford, Mississippi since April and we are just about ready to start mixing.

The reason it has taken us so long is that after I injured my neck last fall, I knew that if I was even able to keep this band together, it was really important that we try new things in the studio (my hand is still sort of numb, so I had to re-work how I play guitar and other instruments). As we have found out, this takes time! But we are really excited to share this new record with you and it is my hope that it will be something you guys are into.

What does it sound like? Hmm. That is hard to say at this point. But I do know that I used to feel the weight of the world on my shoulders when we were recording the last couple of records and this time we are just having fun. Yah, the record sounds, for lack of a better word, fun. Our records have traditionally been sort of boring with respect to the shaking of the booty, so we have tried this time to make a more body-moving album. Boom boom boom. It's not all dance party USA or anything, but it promises to be more rhythmic for sure.

Our loving record label is telling me we are shooting for a release date of early next year. So, I'm hoping that means we will be touring this spring. We'll be sure to keep you posted.