These musicians have all originals, and you can catch the show without ever leaving home on Feb 18th.
and..... getting paid to do what you love.
If you think you can keep up with these boys, contact Fito for more information. Dedicated & Serious Inquiries Only follow the linked star below to contact the band through myspace, or email: nancy.bender1@gmail.com
Shit Happens a High Energy Rock Band based in Albuquerque, NM. Consisting of 4 members ... Tim Mercy - Lead Vocals/Guitar ... "Philthy" Phil Miranda Drums and BU Vocals ... Frank "The Tank" Armenta - Lead Guitar ... & Fito "The Tick" Garza - Bass guitar and BU Vocals ... The band has been playing crowds in clubs and concerts in New Mexico since 2001. The band has opened up for such Heavy Hitters like Dokken 2x's, Foghat, LA Guns. Shit Happens roots hail from New Mexico ( Raton NM, Belen NM, Albuquerque NM) the seeds and culture in the Land of Enchantment have spawned an underground of Hispanic musicians from every corner of the 48th State! A melting Pot of Harmony if you will!! A setting of ambitious musicians in the Duke City diverse!
The goal of The Albuquerque Songwriter Series is to showcase songwriters from all genres of music by presenting an evening of exploring song craft in an intimate setting. Each month the featured songwriters join each other on stage with host Rob Martinez, Jr. to take turns playing original songs, talk about their origins, how they came to write them, their influences and challenges. Songs range from completed pieces to works in progress.
Mr. Martinez is a songwriter and musician with deep local ties. As well as performing solo and with local outfit The Daddy Os he is a member of New Mexico’s legendary traditional band Los Reyes de Albuquerque. Mr. Martinez is also a member of the Mayor’s Albuquerque Music Advisory Board (AMAB). James de Champlon, also a member of the AMAB and a partner in local record label Little Kiss Records, coordinates the monthly series with City Music Liaison Tom Frouge.
“This series is not about performance, nor is it about perfect voices or playing.” says Mr. Frouge. “It is about the art of song craft, and is not an open mic presentation. The stripped down setting, whether the songs are rock, rap, jazz, classical, folk, world, Latin or country, will showcase the compositions presented as they were written, on a single instrument. It will allow the Albuquerque songwriting community the opportunity to display their wares to other songwriters perhaps learn from one another and, hopefully help nourish that part of the music business in Albuquerque. It will also allow the community at large to get to know these artists through their songs.”
Please note: the Songwriter Series is not an open mic session. 
For more information on the series and the possibility of participation please contact Tom Frouge, Music Liaison, City of Albuquerque Economic Development Department, Mayor’s Office at 505-771-3166 or tfrouge@cabq.gov
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