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10/07/01 Allston, MA, The Kinvara Club for the 9th Annual Benefit for the West End House and the Boys & Girls Clubs of greater Boston. Cheers Walkers, The Sleepwalkers were joined on stage by Carlton O'Meara and Barry Hynes of Shoot The Moon for an amazing rendition of Friends Left. Stay tuned for more gigs and Check out the pics from the one you may have missed. Greetings Campers, 05/27/01 Cambridge, MA, TT the Bears Place Ok if you came to see the show our deepest apologies. It seems that Mason was infected with some nasty airborne disease vector that wafted out of TT's musty dressing rooms. Sadly no one had an EpiPen so we couldn't shock his system back to reality, we had to leave that to the professionals (yes that's why Brookline Street was blocked off with fire engines and ambulances). To make a long story short the Sleepwalkers never played that night, but we do have a new date, tentatively July 25th. The band is in the final stages of the recording of their new CD and they will be playing some of the new material at their next gig. 01/16/01 Amsterdam, The Netherlands, the red light district, some coffee house. To: Enzo Muratore &
The Sleepwalkers Hey thanks for the card, and for listening to the CD!
Special thanks go out to Lydia who made the Trek from Boston to hang and shoot the video. Also for feeding us all those sammiches! And remember "Don't pet the Moose." 12/09/00 StoneCoast Brewery, Laconia, NH First of, Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr it was cold, the crowd was minimal but enthusiastic. One set of revamped reggae rock and we had made friends for life. Thanks go to the pretty girl that took care of us all night and the manager. If you're a band and get a chance to play here take it, just bring your own audience when it gets real cold. 12/13/00 TT the Bears Place, Cambridge, MA 4 Bands 1 night equals one hard fast set. The Sleepwalkers blasted the crowded room of metal heads with their unique blen of rock/reggae/ska. These are the sets you don't want to miss. 10-08-00 Kinvara Pub, Allston MA A packed house for the SleepWalkers at this benefit for the Boy's & Girl's Club.
09-30-00 O'Briens, Allston, MA ...not the place you'd probably take your mom (besides taking your mom out is kinda weird). Located in Allston village a few blocks up the street from the gaudy corpse of Boston's underground rock and roll mecca Bunratty's, O'Briens has that feel of a classic late 80's Rock club, but smaller. Good points arehat it's small enough to pack full of tight and sweaty strangers and no one asked the SleepWalkers to turn down. Playing with 3 other bands Troy, Bastard Out Of Carolina and another really cool band whose name escapes this writer at the moment, sorry guys. The opening set, Bastard out of Carolina was a rollicking revistitation to the SE punk style with a lean toward Nashville Pussy, not as much T& A though, yes we were watching. Check out there CD "A New Day In An Imperfect World". The night was headed by Troy, soon to be opening for the SleepWalkers at Ralph's, Oct. 14th the night was a success with many of the faithful fans turning out. Special thanks to Lisa & Peter, Dan & Molly, Martin, Denise and Girl.
8-25-00 03:024 The SleepWalkers hit the stage at The Lucky Dog in Worcester and got to play a long 40 minute set. With friends, fans and family in for show, from as far away as Buffalo, NY, it was a great night with some great music. Hope to see you at The Sky Bar on 8-29-00. 8-07-00 02:03:21 The SleepWalkers got the crowd revved up with a hard edged half hour set starting off with Concrete Highway. 26 minutes later they had the crowd on their feet remembering what Rock and Roll was all about. Charlie Farren played a short set with some favorites and praised the kick ass energy of the SleepWalkers set. "...unexpectedly
powerful..." A.
J. Watchell (on the SleepWalkers set) 8-06-00 02:03:21 6/30/00
6/14/00 Instrument:
Guitar, Keyboard, 6/02/00 From the SleepWalkers Guestbook... Record 4
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