What a crazy night in Sodo! The grand opening of "Bad Motor Booty" featuring the Burning Hearts Burlesque, Hands of Kali (experimental belly-dance theater), Pyrosutra (fire performance troupe), go-go dancers, pin-up models, and then Stay Tuned. The burlesque show had plenty of boobs and Stay Tuned are a bunch of boobs - a perfect fit!

We're like the Robin to their Batman. Once again, we graced the stage of the Showbox opening up for the mighty Super Diamond.

An awesome pub out in Magnolia with great people, great booze, pool, and, of course, ping-pong. Was a gorgeous night out and they have a large outdoor deck. Which meant people were appreciating the Stay Tuned spectacle from outside on the deck. At least we hope they were.

Stay Tuned opened the Laffhole event - put on by the People's Republic of Komedy - big, loud and clear at The Re-Bar Seattle. The evening featured acts like David Crowe, Paul Jay, Dan Dominguez, and Barbara Sehr and was filled with hilarity. Especially when "Who's The Boss?" was requested. A special "Cheers" toast was given to George Carlin who passed during the week.

It was the sexy birthday of Jess - one of the bodacious bartenders at The Funhouse - and Stay Tuned was ordered to dish up some "Golden Girls" for the birthday girl. We happily obliged. We also were honored to perform with Keg, Whiskey Galore, and ATM - all of whom rocked!

Our second show on the road with the Misfats was at Monstro's in Chico, CA. They gave us free pizza. We gave them television rock. Suspicious Activity (Chico) opened the night. We went on 2nd, Misfats 3rd, and Season of the Witch (Chico) headlined.

It took us an extra day to get to Medford, as we stopped to sleep in Portland. Johnny B's was fun as hell. Johnny B himself was there, doing the sound, dancing and singing along. Power of County, a rockabilly band from Portland, opened. We went on 2nd, Misfats closed.

The second of our back to back shows of awesomeness! This time with Seattle legends: The Squirrels! A pseudo-St. Patrick's Day celebration (depending on which pope you ask) with all the beer and fixin's. Twas a great time!

Third time's the charm. We were honored to rock The Showbox, once again, with the world famous Super Diamond. Even though we only got one of our two cameras back, we premiered Family Ties and rocked our sweaty butts off.

Stu is the new proud owner of the Waterwheel Lounge in Ballard and, so, Stay Tuned needed to christen it. Plus it was Matt's 32nd Birthday. 2 sets. A packed house. An electronic drum kit!

An intimate night of epic rock at the best punk venue in Seattle - The Funhouse - with our excellent friends from L.A. The Original Booty Burglars and our new rockin' friends from Seattle The Flux Capacitors. It was great to see The O.B.B. in action again with some new tunes and a new CD and the Capacitors finished the place off with some outstanding rock. Great time.

The show was insanely bodacious. Once again, we were honored to open for the legendary Super Diamond at The Showbox and the crowd was nuts! A sold-out crowd singing along loudly to every song, flashing crazy photographs. An absolute blast! People even sung along to Land of the Lost and Mr. Belvedere.

The crowd was epic. The lights were blinding. The drinks were bodacious. San Francisco rocked and we rocked them right back. The crowd was singing along and everyone had a grand time.

The Maltese was a small but groovy bar - with shuffleboard!! - just outside of downtown Chico, CA. We may have been a little loud for the spot, but it was okay. There were cute girls, a few fans, and a dude who sang Who's the Boss? along with Matt! After the show, the band got blitzed. Good times.

The first stop on Stay Tuned's Three Hour Tour was Eugene, OR at the super cool Sam Bond's Garage. Great beer, great people. The other band didn't show up so the crowd was treated to TWO SETS of epic television rock. And Randy's speaker was violated by a cat. Great times!

Twas a gorgeous day in the park. The Blue Angels tore up the skys, the hydros tore up the lake, and Stay Tuned tore up the eardrums for the 8 people who weren't watching the Blue Angels or the Hydros. That's rock n roll, son.

In the depths of Pike Place Market lurks The Can Can - an awesome old theater converted into a sweet intimate bar. Here we found a lively, packed house celebrating multiple birthdays and a bachelorette party. And there they found Stay Tuned - rocking their ears off. NOTE: These photos were taken by the crowd.

It was a shiny, sunny day at Bellevue Downtown Park for the SeaFair Marathon 2007. There were spandex and hydrating beverages and protein bars everywhere. And then, of course, the pinnacle of health and epic rock, Stay Tuned. A heaping two sets worth. Great times.

A gorgeous day in Point Defiance Park. And then the rumbling of epic rock took Tacoma by storm. A keytar-only show, Stay Tuned rocked Tacoma and perplexed the masses. And old time fans showed up who had seen us years before in Tacoma - ear-drums still humming.

Columbia City... sounds like the scene of an old west shoot out or something. Located south of downtown Seattle by about 5 minutes down Rainier, this revitalized neighborhood has a killer nightlife, including the old Columbia City Theater. Which, as it happens, the engineer who we recorded our first album, 'This is Only A Test' also worked on the Theater's restoration.

The Showbox was SOLD OUT. Super Diamond was rocking. And Stay Tuned was epic. Everything sounded fantastic and Stu unleashed a gong. Good times. Good times.

The weather was gorgeous on Friday when Matt returned from Europe. But, lo and behold, Saturday's gig at the Outdoor Stage of the SW Music Awards was drenched in sky spit - as were the brave and awesome crowd and, of course, Stay Tuned themselves.

Stay Tuned joined Pillowfight, Ronster and the baddest cats this side of Fresno, The Misfats for a night of rad rock in Portland.

Stay Tuned's own Matt Krahlman turned 30 on March 1. The Misfats, quite possibly the greatest band on earth, were kind enough to share the stage with The Tuned at Tommy's for a rad night celebrating this milestone of age. Now if only those damned students would've been out rocking instead of studying like the nerds they are.

Stay Tuned rocked The Mars Bar on Eastlake with Aluminum Babe from the UK and The Memphis Radio Kings from Seattle. A rockin' good time in a small, cozy spot.

Stay Tuned joined up with Portland's most epic of rock bands, The Misfats to rock the minds and arses of the great crowd at The Monkey Pub. It was a night full of sweaty, unadulterated, ear-obliterating rock. Some didn't get home alive.

The Tracy Castle is a huge mansion out in the woods south of Seattle. They throw big parties. We played.

Stay Tuned rocked Tommy's Nightclub in the University District with Groovin, NorthWest Rap Legends Optimus Rhyme.

Stay Tuned returned to Fremont to rock the Fremont Oktoberfest on September 23. Awesome weather led to awesome rock which, then, led to awesome beers, food items, and ciders. How can you go wrong? Actually.. One way to go wrong would be to have food items and beers at Applebees - which is a punishment I would not wish upon my worst enemy. But the Oktoberfest rocked. And we premiered "Land of the Lost".

Stay Tuned shared the stage with the unbelievably bodacious Sausage Farmers at the Rendezvous Jewelbox Theater and celebrated the release of their debut album This Is Only A Test. It was an epic show and people were actually turned away at the door. The rock was monumental - only matched by Stonehenge.

Stay Tuned gave some T.V. rocking love to The Ad Bash on July 13th. They even gave out a few advanced copies of This Is Only A Test as part of the raffle at the end of the evening. Food. Booze. And rock was had by all.

Stay Tuned joined forces, for the first time, with Jett City, a pimpin Joan Jett Tribute, at The High Dive in Fremont for a night of rocking good times. Great bar, great food, great music, great people and good times.

Stay Tuned rocked out with The Original Booty Burglars from Los Angeles and Who Cares for Paul's 40th Birthday Fiesta Magnifico at Hell's Kitchen in Tacoma. These three bands rocked the tartar right off the audience's teeth.

Stay Tuned was nominated for a 2005 Seattle Weekly Music Award in the Category of Tribute / Cover and rocked The Fenix Underground with Maiden Seattle and 1234 for an evening of tribute bliss.

Stay Tuned invaded Portland, Oregon for a night of cheap drinks, great people and some kickass rock bands when they played with The Misfats, the FATTEST Misfits tribute on earth, and The Odditors who are so odd they played Cyndi Lauper, at Porky's Pub. Beer, rock, pinball, television and White Russians were enjoyed by all.

The lights were low (except for the red ones). The flash on the camera was off. But the rock, the funk and the flavor of Stay Tuned, The Speedles and Weener lit up the room.

Stay Tuned enters the studios at Hype Schwartz to record their first studio album. There was much rocking. There was much kidding around. There was much Pho.

Stay Tuned rocked out the New Years at the olde timey BLUE MOON TAVERN near UW in Seattle with BLACKTOP DEMON and DANGERMART. There was rock. There was beer. A good time was had by all. Happy New Year.

Bobs World Famous Java Jive has got the history and the flava. A lot of character packed into a relatively small venue but it made for a kickass show. The Misfats and Blue Haired Dave rocked the top right off the teapot.

We played with Jimmy Babbeloui and the Masters of Bation... Paul from Who Cares never showed so that nixed them.

Sugarlight Productions put on a great BATTLE of the BANDS at Studio Seven in Seattle. Everyone was there - including Dave. Which is good because he's the sound guy.

Graceland is what used to be the Off Ramp, and is now El Corazon. Along with The Original Booty Burglars and Mauser, Stay Tuned rocked the house of the king, yo, with the kind of funky tunes that would make your pants rip down the middle.

The F$CK THE FIREWORKS Fourth of July Spectacular at The Blue Moon Tavern in Seattle. There was beer, fireworks, beer, batteries and.. well.. more beer. This gallery has some candid shots of our fans. Terrifying.

The Lakepoint Bar and Gril is a spot at the north tip of Lake Washington in Kenmore. Good food and awesome sound.

Randy Williams' 30th BDAY bash. Two 45 minute sets. Birthday Cake. And the premiere of Mr. Belvedere, Star Trek and Who's The Boss.

The Lock and Keel was one of the best shows we played, regardless of the lack of a pro sound system or audio technician. Though Fred's voice may have been too loud, it was a blast to play for a big crowd of people who had no idea who we were or what we were going to do.

We were one of the last bands to play the Ballard Firehouse. We like to think that we're the reason they closed. I mean how can you reasonably put a band on after us?

The Rainbow Room in the U. District featured a great stage and great sound. We had a great crowd as well.

A smaller show we played between a heavy metal band and two punk bands. Fred was hounded after the show by a guy who really wanted a cd. I mean REALLY.

Our first show in Seattle. Randy still had dreads back then. After seeing the pictures he suddenly realized he was white and cut them.

Different images we've pasted up around town.

Sometimes we feel like being just like every other band. We do some blow, bang groupies 6 at a time and set hotel rooms ablaze. Then we take promotional photos of ourselves looking cool and detached in an attempt to be just like rock stars.

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