Hi all, it's been a while since I've posted. Sorry! Here's the news: we're playing Joe's Pub!

NEES AND VOS
LIVE AT JOE'S PUB
FRIDAY APRIL 3RD 11:30PM

BUY TICKETS HERE:

http://tickets.publictheater.org/calendar/view.asp?id=8826

Best Theater to Catch Rising Stars – CitySearch Best of New York

"My favorite rock and roll venue is Joe’s Pub in New York, where you get all the sweat and the heat from the performances." – Alicia Keyes, in Rolling Stone

Joe's Pub at The Public Theater debuted in October 1998 and has quickly became one of New York City's most celebrated and in-demand showcase venues for live music and performance. With its genre-blind booking and vast diversity of interests, the stage at Joe's Pub gives voice to a world of varied and stellar artists.

The Village Voice voted Joe's Pub the “Best Excuse to Let a Single Venue Dictate Your Taste”. Newsweek calls the club "one of the country's best small stages" and New York Magazine raves “you never know what you’ll find next at Joe’s Pub, but you can count on the fact that it will be good, very good."

By Subway:

West Side: Take the R or W train to the 8th Street Station
East Side: Take the #6 train to Astor Place Station

By Bus:

Take the M2, M3, or M8 to 8 th Street and 4th Avenue
Take the M5 or M6 to 8 th Street and Broadway
Take the M15 to 2 nd Avenue and 9 th Street
Or take the M101 or M102 to 8 th Street and Cooper Union

By Car:

Exit the FDR Drive at Houston Street, drive west to Lafayette Street and turn right.
Or drive down Broadway to 4th Street, turn left on 4th Street and then again on Lafayette Street

THANKS TO EVERYBODY THAT MADE IT OUT!

This was probably our best show yet. The band played AMAZING! It may sound like I always say that, but everybody keeps on gelling more and the music keeps getting better.

We played our normal set, promoting our first EP. Our wholly-improvised jam tune really came out strong as well.

Many thanks to The Dirty Pearls for sharing the bill with us. They sounded great too! I think we made some new friends and fans from their crowd.

My friend Ovi took some great photos again. Check them out here!

That's it for now. Keep on rockin'! Peace, N&V

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Yep... I did it again. Check out our new profile design. I have no idea what it looks like on Windows or IE, so if it sucks for you let me know.

Peace, Nees

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You may now purchase out recent live album on iTunes! Follow the attached link. Write a review for us if you'd like. Hope all is well.

Click here to go to iTunes and purchase "Live at The Bitter End".

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Our latest release "Live at The Bitter End" is now up for sale on CD Baby. Other digital outlets will follow shortly. Be the first to get a copy! Please review it on CD Baby if that's your thing.

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New shows coming up soon! We'll keep you posted.

Peace, N&V

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Last night was a ton of fun. The band took their performance to a whole new level.

We were fortunate to have the gig filmed in HD. I haven't seen the footage yet, but if it looks any good, we'll sure post it for public viewing.

We made a lot of new friends. One in particular happened to be taking photos. His name is Ovi Dio and he did an amazing job. My favorite photos so far. You can see them here.

Thanks to all who came out! See you at the Bitter End on July 11th. Peace, N&V

We've got two selections for you from our latest recording Live at The Bitter End. You can find them on our music player on our MySpace profile.

This live album will be available in late July or early August.

Let us know what you think in the comments!

Peace, N&V

Hey there,

The Rock-Down is only two weeks away! I just checked out the venue today and what I saw only reinforced what I already thought—this show is gonna kick-ass.

The Opera House Lofts are a great place filled with some very cool and interesting people.

Anyway, help us get the word out and invite your friends to the show. We hope to see many of you there. And did we mention—there's going to be FREE BEER!!!

Here are the deets:

Ground UP Productions Presents

The Ground UP Rock Down

FREE BEER and Four Bands!

The Swedes
Royal American
Nees and Vos
The BLUE and RED 3D Spectacular

After-Party to Follow!

Take the J/M/Z to Myrtle Ave—North 2 blocks on Broadway, then right on Arion.

(Map on GroundUPproductions.org)

Sponsored by The Brooklyn Salsa Company - BKSalsa.com

Don't forget, we said FREE BEER!!!

$18 Tickets/$20 at the Door

Well, this is LONG overdue! Here's a short recap of how things went May 5th, 2008 at the Bitter End.

Our set list looked like this:

1. Introductions
2. Angel
3. Hey DJ
4. (I Ain't) Going Back To Georgia
5. Stone Junkie
6. Don't Surrender (Easy)
7. Ain't No Sunshine
8. Jam
9. Pretty Girl

The band did a great job and our crowd grew about 25 people from our first visit to the Bitter End. This time, we had a bit of a different lineup behind us. Here's who came to join us that night:

Billy Norris - Bass
Norman Paul Edwards Jr. - Drums
Mamiko Kitaura - Keyboards
Dave Richards - Tenor Sax
Mike Gorham - Trumpet
Ben Dobay - Alto Sax

And... we're going to release a live recording of the night! Details will follow in the next few weeks. For the moment, this release will be available as a digital-only album. Meaning you'll be able to find it at all your favorite online music retailers. Here's a sneak preview of the album cover.

Mamiko Kitaura will joining us!

A native of Miyazaki, Japan, Mamiko began playing the piano at the age of 5. She moved to the states to attend the University of the Arts in Philadelphia and finished her school experience studying with Harold Danko at the Eastman School of Music, where she received both Bachelor and Master degrees in Jazz studies

She has recorded and performed with various artists such as Vinnie Colaiuta, Harold Danko, Peter Erskin, Dave Koz, David Liebman, Vince Mendoza, Toshi Nagai, Marcus Printup, Tom Scott, and Bob Sheppard. She is a member of Meg Okura's Pan Asian Chamber Jazz Ensemble, the Brian VanArsdale Quintet, and leads her own trio with Jared Schonig and Malcolm Kirby Jr. She is also a featured pianist for Monica Mancini and has been performing with major orchestras across the US.

Dave Richards will be joining us again on tenor sax! Check him out here.

Norman has been a great friend for a while now. We're excited to introduce him on drums for this gig.

He's a born and bred New Yorker and I'm sure you'll totally dig his playing. You can find more about him here.