We know its not very outlaw, but we can’t make it up to GeorgeTown to rock tonight.

Sorry anyone who was planning their whole holiday season around it.

You should still go to Slim’s Last Chance and rock out to some Guns of Nevada and Lucky Suns.

Stay warm.

Check out Rodeo Kill on Nisqually Radio

Nisqually Internet Radio Station, out of Yelm, is a brand new start up streaming station by Frank Davies and Miss Marcella whose goal is to act as a hub for local news and entertainment while serving the community as a local forum.

Other featured artists include Randy Linder, Deadwood Revival, Freckles Brown Band and more

Give them a listen.

We are currently setting up our Nisqually Internet Radio Station (out of Yelm Washington) and seeking folks (including students) to act as our radio personalities, disk jockeys, station management people, advertisers, and musicians.

It’s Outlaw Music—a lonesome train-whistle in the mysterious midnight or the hungry yelp of a wandering coyote. It’s sittin’ on the porch with your boots up on the rail, watching the sky turn red as the sun sets behind the dark, lonesome pines. Slithering swamp music, like some impossibly big reptile crawled out of the muck and sat on your head. Revved-up country—limited only by the highest number on the amplifier’s volume knob. Come for the rocking music, stay for the stories: there are ghosts here—sometimes a whole town full of ‘em. Pick-up trucks race trains and dodge possums at 3 a.m. for no good reason. Couples flee the Northwest for the flatlands of Texas in the hopes of saving their tempestuous, ill-fated relationships. Rodeo Clowns contemplate the meaning of life and love while staring drunken and bleary-eyed into the snorting, horned face of their own mortality. There are strange lights in the sky; little gray men; mutilated livestock. God and Satan make appearances—but, more importantly, so do Johnny, June, Waylon and Hank Williams. Misunderstandings sometimes lead to violent confrontation but could just as easily result in leaving the bar with some girl on your arm, even if you’re not sure of her name. And remember, even if Heaven is in your backyard, Hell’s always only a heartbreak away.

There is dirt and blood in the hard and calloused furrows of Rodeo Kill’s collective palm. The bodies of those who couldn’t survive lie behind them, vultures casting an indifferent eye on their unpicked bones. It’s hard work blazing new trails across uncharted territory…

Come see Rodeo Kill at Slim’s Last Chance in Georgetown on December 19th.

Also playing Guns of Nevada and Lucky Suns

We all know what happened last time Rodeo Kill was in Georgetown.