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Concert Review: Scruffy & The Janitors and The GasTown Lamps at Cafe Acoustic in St. Joseph, MO 3/2/18
This show was a big one. The small town midwest band has really spent 7 years building to this show. Through their releases of the lo-fi debut album “Pino” and the glossy noisemaker “Anglo EP” that came out nearly 3 … Continue reading
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Tagged Act Naturally, album review, Cafe Acoustic, Cafe Acoustic Concert Hall, concert review, GTL, guitar, Jason Baines, Jonestown, keyboards, Kyla Ward, Landmines, Modeling Is Hard, My Faith, Scruffy & The Janitors, Scruffy and the Janitors, setilst, show review, Sin To Be Saved, Stephen Williamson, Steven Foster, Teriq Newton, The GasTown Lamps, Todd Ward, Tommy Marshall, Trevin Newton, You Got Hit
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Concert Review: Radkey & Scruffy & The Janitors at The Rendezvous 8/5/17
This was a big show for St. Joseph. Sure, it always is when Radkey comes back to play in their hometown but this one was a little bigger. Scruffy & The Janitors signed on to open the show making … Continue reading
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Tagged 8/5/17, Dee Radke, homecoming, hometown, Isaiah Radke, Isia, Missouri, punk, Radkey, Scruffy & The Janitors, Scruffy and the Janitors, Solomon Radke, St. Joseph, Steven Foster, Teriq Newton, The 'Vous, The Rendevous, three brothers, Trevin Newton
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Coming Soon: GasTown Lamps (with a new member) / Sexwolph 11/9/13 at Cafe Acoustic
WHO’S PLAYING? GasTown Lamps (St. Joseph, MO) Sexwolph (St. Joseph, MO) WHAT TO EXPECT? A whole new side of the GasTown Lamps… The evening will start with a set by Sexwolph. You might expect death metal with the name but it … Continue reading
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Tagged badass posters, Cafe Acoustic, Coming Soon, Gastown Lamps, guitar, Heavy Trunk, Jason Baines, Land Mines, Missouri, Out Alive, Scruffy & The Janitors, Scruffy and the Janitors, SEXWOLPH, Shake The Night, St. Joseph, Stephen Williamson, Steven Foster, Teriq Newton, Todd Ward, Twang As Fuck, Wade Williamson
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Coming Soon: Missouri Homegrown album release show
WHO’S PLAYING? Missouri Homegrown (St. Joseph, MO) Scruffy & The Janitors (St. Joseph, MO) WHAT TO EXPECT? Missouri Homegrown’s first album to finally be in your dirty little hands… Missouri Homegrown is one of the best live acts in town. They … Continue reading
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Tagged album release, Cafe Acoustic, cd, Corey Clark, Josh Brown, Justin Early, Missouri Homegrown, new merch, record release, Rock and Roll, Scruffy and the Janitors, Scuffy & The Janitors, Shay Fadden, Steve Hurley, Steven Foster, Stray Dogs, Teriq Newton, You Asked For It...
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250 Word Album Review: Scruffy & The Janitors – Pino
You’ve got to have something at the merch table. I tell it to bands all the time. I believe the way to build up a solid fanbase is by letting the audience have a recording so they can listen at … Continue reading
Concert Review: Scruffy & The Janitors / The Factory Workers at The First Ward House in St. Joseph, MO 11/30/12
It’s the crowning achievement for a band; there is no show more special than an album release party. The excitement and buildup of the evening is the payoff of countless hours of writing, practice and recording. Scruffy & The Janitors cashed in on their … Continue reading
Concert Review: Scruffy & The Janitors at The Cafe Acoustic 11/17/12
You want to live vicariously through Scruffy & The Janitors when you see them live. They are young, energetic, talented and have one of the coolest bands in town. The are already building a solid following in the local scene … Continue reading
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Tagged 11/17/12, album, blues, Cafe Acoustic, concert review, I Will Pick You Up, Is There A Ghost, November 17, November 30, Pino, record release party, Scruffy & The Janitors, Scruffy and the Janitors, setlist, St. Joseph, Steven Foster, Teriq Newton, The First Ward House, Trevin Newton
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