date: 2009-07-01 03:21 title: Ravenwood 2009 - Neo Victorian Cabaret lock: Public

Ravenwood 2009 - Neo Victorian Cabaret
Dj Infam0us
7-1-09

Updates for Ravenwood Festival are now posted on the myspace blog (http://blogs.myspace.com/ravenwoodfestival) and on the facebook group (http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=61235222114). Any help spreading the word about this event would be HUGELY appreciated! Thank you!

-DJ Infam0us
(Going to Tokyo in Tulsa to spread the word)

date: 2009-06-21 21:45 title: About My Dad - A Father's Day Post lock: Public

About My Dad - A Father's Day Post
Dj infam0us
6-21-09

As many of you know it's Father's Day today, and if you've been watching my status or you're anyone who knows me very well you know I love Father's day. It's a day when all of the hard work us Dad's put into helping raise our kids gets a little recognition - usually in the form of a card, a gift, and/or some kind words.

My Father's day weekend (obviously I'm at work now) in and of itself was a gift. I spent a good two hours wandering in the park with my oldest son. I wrestled with my youngest around the living room, and in general enjoyed being the center of my two little boy attention the entirety of the visit.

While buried in the middle of the floor under stuffed toys and two giggling boys it struck me - I am just like my dad in some very important ways.

As most of my friends know I don't get along with my Dad very well, but today is Father's day. Today I think it's important to acknowledge and appreciate the hard work, the virtues, and the positive characteristics that we as people obtain from our Dads.

There are a few things about me that I derive pretty much entirely from my Dad's personality. Today I just want to mention one particular aspect of all the different things I was passed down by my Dad that I find incredibly valuable.

One of the single most important things I've ever picked up from my Dad by his example is that you must work hard if you want to play hard. My Dad is hands down the hardest working person I've ever known, and I've known some very hard working people - coming from the blue collar heart of America. In our family the core belief is that if you dedicate yourself to something - if you work hard at something - if you give your all - then you will be rewarded.

In my family we've pretty much always played hard too. When I was growing up my Dad's idea of a good time was getting a car load of kids together and heading out for a day of football at the field. We would start in the mid afternoon and play until it got too dark to see, and then we wondered why we were all so very very skinny. Our weekends were usually filled with video games and pizza parties, and our vacations were weekends (Dad never took a week off that I can remember) spent camping out, hiking, caving, and in general doing more before 10am then most people do all day.

During the summers Dad would wake my brother and I up for a 4am swim or bike across town - usually on saturday, so we'd have to make it back before saturday morning cartoons started. David and I would watch cartoons as Dad made biscuits, scrambled eggs, and whatever else we might have around.

Those were some of the best times of my life - a point at which family was utterly everything.

Those memories and moments are the things that maintain my respect for my Dad. The impact that his example has had on my life when it comes to how I deal with my life where my family is concerned is beyond explination.

My Dad gave everything he knew how to make sure we were fed, clothed, and as well cared for as he could manage. Because of that in my life it is immensely important to me that I do to the same for my sons. It's pretty much impossible to explain how vastly important my sons are to me, but lets just say that they are the essence of why I do most of the things I do. They are why I can still get up after horrible things knock me down, and that is something I learned ... from my Dad.

so now when I look down at my two sons as they're clammoring for my attention I remember when times were good with my Dad how he would wrestle with my brother and I - how he would be silly, goofy, and ridiculous. I remember also that to preserve our family he worked hard... and played just as hard with his two sons.

A man does what he can for his family. He makes mistakes often enough, but in the end I believe a man hopes that his Children are forgiving. I hope that mine remember the sacrifices that were made to maintain a stable life for them, and the good times that Ally and I have tried to bring together. I hope they cherish the memories of our family as much as we cherish our memories of them.

So if I may offer one single piece of advice to anyone who bothers to read this from start to finish: put aside whatever differences you have with your Dad. Pick up the phone, and say happy Father's day. Even if the response isn't what you were hoping for just extend the thanks. For the most part it will be appreciated by Father's who are so often forgotten.

-Dj Infam0us

date: 2009-06-14 20:39 title: Counting your blessings lock: Public

Counting your blessings
Dj Infam0us
6-14-09

As anyone who knows me personally can attest things have been going very well for me in my music career. I'm very very blessed with people who support me whether they're fans of the music, people who want to volunteer for events, or people who just have a kind word to say from half way across the world (yeah you Martin and GothTart).

While there's always drama when you work in the entertainment industry - there's much to be thankfull for, and there's much to do aside from whining on the internet.

So, here I am with another "five better things to do than whine on the internet." This week if you find yourself wanting to post a status message blasting someone who wronged you, blog about someone who is spreading rumors about you, or in general retaliate against a person, place, thing, or situation that is causing you grief ... here are five things that are more worth your time.

1) Volunteer one day at the battered Women's shelter.
2) Think of two very nice things to say to your Mother and then pick up the phone and call her.
3) Take a walk down the street. Find some flowers. Pick them for someone who is having as horrible a week as you are.
4) Say five nice things about the person who is saying or doing something to hurt you.
5) Go get yourself some Andy's Frozen Custard and share it with someone you haven't set down and talked to in longer than is justifiable.

Bonus thing: Go for a walk in the rain. I hear it's going to rain a lot this week.

All of these things are more worthwhile than filling your head, life, actions, and/or words with negativity. Life's too short for anything less than the best of everything.

-Dj Infam0us

date: 2009-06-11 14:21 title: Ego Likeness - Monday June 15th at Teatro Scarpino lock: Public

Ego Likeness - Monday June 15th at Teatro Scarpino
Dj Infam0us
6-11-09

I know monday is a weird date for a concert, but E.L. hasn't been through here in nearly two years. They're on their way to go on tour with Combi Christ, and their booking agent contacted me in need of a pit stop for them on their way to connect with Combi.

When I see an artist in need it hits a soft spot in me, and regardless of the weird date I usually take it - especially if it's someone I like as much as Ego Likeness. You see if the artistic community doesn't support its artists then what's the point of being a community?

I know most of the people who usually patronize Neo Victorian won't be able to make it, and be assured that Neo Victorian is happening in July. I'll be posting the event this next week with some surprises that are yet to be announced.

I apologize if I've been a bit out of touch lately. Things have been insanely busy. Con season is finally nearly winding down. July has Tokyo in Tulsa and then there won't be another convention until September. That basically means this Dj gets some much needed rest.

If you have the time and the inclination please consider dropping in and helping send Ego Likeness on their way to meet Combi Chist for their tour with warm well wishes. Otherwise I'll see you in July for Neo Victorian.

I hope everyone is doing well.

-Dj Infam0us
(Nearly at the finish line - or at least the pit stop)

date: 2009-06-02 03:40 title: A-Kon 2009 lock: Public

A-Kon 2009
Dj Infam0us
6-1-09

The most important thing about this Kon I can say is "OMG I SURVIVED!!!" I made it home safe and sound.

Three days of Cosplayers, hard dance music, steampunkers galore, and more old friends and aquaintences than I thought I'd ever seen in one place at one time. This was hands down the most intense con I've ever attended. I believe one artist referred to it as the "Batan Death March of Cons," and oh my god is that accurate. It was long with a LOT of things to do. You just keep running and running and trying to catch everything you want to see, and realizing much like at Disney World ... you'll never get to everything.

I need to stop and say thank you to the A-Kon staff who were more help than I can begin to explain, and to Dr. Steels Toy Soldiers (Al, Remia, and the large bald guy whose name escapes me even after debating politics with him for an hour straight). I have to thank also Anonymous or rather whoever was cosplaying him that helped me haul my sound upstairs. I also want to thank Garret (aka: steampunk man) for manning the door, and helping Ford and I keep a small room stuffed with hundreds (it's rumored there were 1000 people in and out all night) of people in heavy steampunk gear along with random ravers and tons of cosplayers under control.

Between the Toy Soldiers, one random con goer, and the con staff I had help with nearly everything I needed. I really appreciated all the heavy lifting, carrying, set up, tear down, and of course good company.

Thanks to Dj Void who was kind enough to point me to the right people to get a temp badge when I first arrived so I could get around the con, and Dj Johnny Violence who put up with my babbling and put my VERY expensive hat in the dj area during the Rave so it wouldn't get squished.

Finally, Thanks to the Babbage Patch kids who asked me to come out, and provided the room for the Steampunk Ball. Thank you also for inviting me to the Libation, and congratulations to Jessie and Tim on their engagement.

So after thanking everyone I can remember to at this point, and I'm SURE I forgot someone... what else is there to say?

Much, but I'm not going to post most of it. I could write a book on this con, my history with half the staff whom I've known the better part of my life, the stories I heard at the con about various things that happened, and the things I actually witnessed. This was an intense, exhausting, and incredibly fun convention. Considering the number of people there I have to give HUGE PROPS to the security staff for their job in keeping such a massive group of people from actually pulling off doing anything really stupid.

Props to Remi for the biggest con bust in the history of A-Kon - which fyi is the longest running convention in the U.S. From what I understand it's also the third largest. I might be off on that last one, so don't quote me on it.

What else?

Well I won't bore you with telling you about all of the friends I ran into there. I will tell you that I have been invited back, and it's possible that I maybe helping with some of the demo programming. If I am then you can expect that much of that will be posted here as it is developed, and yes. I expect you to be there.

;)

Big thanks To J and Will who run special events for A-Kon. You guys were made of awesome and win. I really appreciate you putting up with my nine trillion questions. I really enjoyed hanging out with you guys.

So I hope everyone who went had a good time, and I hope that if you didn't go then I'll be seeing you at Tokyo in Tulsa next month. Is it REALLY that close? oh. My. Gawd. Yes it is.

-Dj Infam0us
(About to pass out and sleep hard... zzzzzzzz)

date: 2009-05-27 19:51 title: A-Kon, Voltaire, and anxiety lock: Public

A-Kon, Voltaire, and anxiety
Dj Infam0us
5-27-09


I just finally realized that I'm playing the largest event of my career this weekend where in people I've known for years - some even decades - will be attending. Most probably won't find their way into the steampunk ball, but still. It's very intimidating.

Playing the lounge was really intimidating to me. I was djing with a guy whom I'd been listening to dj since I was a teenager in a club that I'd been attending since... I was a teenager. There were several hundred people there. Some of those people I've know for years.

Take that situation and multiply it by about 100. Most of the people who still live in dallas that I've known since high school (and some Jr high) attend A-kon. It's a big yearly thing for them. Most of them are not on my friends list here. Some of them I'm on good terms with. Some ... not so much.

It's hard to say how this is going to go. Honestly I expect to have a really good time, and see some old friends.

When I get nervous like this I often remember what Voltaire said to me at the last show he played in dallas. We were in the car on the way to George's, and I said "I'm getting the butterflies. I'm really nervous." He looked at me, and I said "I always get nervous." He said "It's pointless getting nervous," and it hit me.

There really is no point in getting nervous. Voltaire holds the audience's attention with nothing more than a guitar, his wit, and a microphone. He, in my opinion, is one of the greatest performers of our time. There are very few people who can entertain such a large number of people time and time again without gimicks and distractions, and his point of not getting nervous really hit me.

Simply that it doesn't (as many people assert) help you in any way shape or form.

So here I am nervous as hell, and realizing that it's entirely ok to let it go. If I get up there on the decks and screw up - thus is life. Do your best. Give it your all. Prepare for the event, and just let what happens happen.

Everything else is an unnecessary burden.

Yeah. I'm rambling.

So Sue me.

-Dj Infam0us
(Nearly done with what he set out to accomplish)

date: 2009-05-20 03:08 title: Neo Victorian Ball at Tokyo in Tulsa lock: Public

Neo Victorian Ball at Tokyo in Tulsa
Dj Infam0us
5-20-09

As you know there is no Neo Vic in June. There will be one in July. I have yet to confirm the date with the venue. I know it has been customary to run it on the second saturday of every month, and while that maybe ideal I believe almost my entire staff will likely be at Tokyo in Tulsa helping with the event which is on the second saturday of... July.

Did I mention... The Neo Victorian Ball AT Tokyo in Tulsa?



Tokyo in Tulsa Presents: The Neo Victorian Ball
July 10th in the Main events room at Tokyo in Tulsa

Location:
DoubleTree Hotel in downtown Tulsa
616 W. Seventh Street
Tulsa, OK 74127-8983
(918) 587-8000

Featuring
Voltaire
The Last dance

And Djs
Annabel Evil
Infam0us
DeathJest

For ticket information visit: http:/www.tokyointulsa.com

-Dj Infam0us
(Is nearly caught up on event stuff! YAY!)

date: 2009-05-20 02:10 title: June Announcements (Ego Likeness) lock: Public

June Announcements (Ego Likeness)
Dj Infam0us
5-20-09

Before the June announcements I want to invite all of my Oklahoma and Texas anime and steampunk people to come to www.a-kon.com in dallas texas May 29th through the 31st to see the steampunkery we have arranged for the Anime Convention. I'll be djing, and there will be a host of masquerades and dance events going on. Come say allo!

As much as it pains me I have to announce that there will be no Neo Victorian in June. There is much going on though. Firstly, I've been heraing that a few people are putting together a day time gathering. I don't have any details yet, but when they get it together I'll be posting to support their event.

Secondly...

EGO LIKENESS IS COMING TO FAYETTEVILLE!!!

Ego Likeness is on their way to florida to open for CombiChrist. They're stopping here on their way out. Monday June 15th at Teatro Scarpinos Ego likenss will be performing. Djs are to be announced.



Tickets are 8 dollars in advance, and can be bought here:

http://dj-infam0us.livejournal.com/65925.html

It'll be ten dollars at the door.

-Dj Infam0us

date: 2009-05-20 02:10 title: Tickets for Ego Likeness. lock: Public

Tickets for Ego Likeness.
Monday, June 16th.
Doors at 9pm.
Ego Likeness goes on at 11pm.

Purchaser must have ID at the door for will call to gain entry to the event.

date: 2009-04-23 14:36 title: Top Five Better Things to do than Whine on the internet lock: Public

Top Five Better Things to do than Whine on the internet
Dj Infam0us
4-23-09

So I'm setting here reading over the status messages, notes, and random comments on my friends list. I was taking some time reflecting on the massive negativity that seems to prevail on these sites, and it struck me.

Don't we all have better things to do? Don't get me wrong. Some people have legitimate hurts they are trying to express or vent. That's not negative - mourning a loved one that has passed on. That's a part of the process of getting better, but there are dozens of posts and comments about "people I want to punch in the face" and ex lovers who are no longer around who are being degraded for ... not being around.

Firstly, wanting to punch someone you don't know in the face for making decisions you don't likely understand is just stupid. Even joking about wanting to punch someone in the face for political, religious, and/or social differences turns my stomach. Don't do it. It makes you look childish, small minded, and ignorant. Did I say don't do it? Yeah. Don't do it.

Secondly, your ex is your ex for a reason. I have a recent ex myself. I do my best not to talk about her. I do my best not to let others talk about her as well. Now, there's a time and a place for venting - usually with a close friend when you're hurting rather badly.

Facebook, myspace, livejournal... is NOT that place.

I understand that we all get angsty. I'm more angsty than most, but calling your ex out by name, and posting stuff about them personally on a public social networking site is not only immature, malicious, and short sighted, but frankly it opens you up to all kinds of legal attacks. If you really hate your ex so much that you have to deface their memory do it in private with a few trusted friends that you can just vent, yell, scream, cry, and spout off the most horrendous stuff to without fear of it going anywhere.

Just remember that the energy you put out - whether they're positive or negative - eventually come back to you. You will reap what you sew whether you like it or not. I suggest you plant seeds of kindness, forgiveness, and Love unless you want to reap hate, anger, animosity, and ... drama.

So in the spirit of this rant I'm posting the top five BETTER things to do this weekend than flame drama on the internet.

1) Conestoga - http://sftulsa.org/ - This event is going on this weekend. Go there. Be them. Do something other than whine on the internet.

2) Assimilation - http://www.myspace.com/assimilationtulsa - If you really want to be angsty go hang out with the goth kids in Tulsa. Dance to the hardest industrial beats this side of the Mississippi. This event rocks.

3) The Hearse Show in Joplin - http://www.facebook.com/events.php?ref=sb#/event.php?eid=79124213277 - Seriously? Who doesn't love staring at hawt hearses with built in flame thrower action? If you happen to be at this event keep an eye out. I maybe dropping by if I can manage the time after i set up for my house party.

4) Arkansas Anime Festival - http://www.arkansasanimefestival.com - It's nearly impossible to remain angsty around several hundred kids in anime costumes threatening to glomp you, and bouncing around like bugs bunny on crack from all the poki and sports drinks. This used to be one of my favorite events to dj. It's still a lot of fun, and it's certainly better than whining on the internet.

5) Army of Birds Live at ROTC - http://www.facebook.com/events.php?ref=sb#/event.php?eid=70748986893 - Army of Birds has been rocking northwest arkansas for a very long time. They're playing at the Restaurant on the Corner in F'ville. Get your java on. Grab a bite to eat, and listen to one of the best local bands in the area with friends. Certainly better than whining on the internet.

All of those events are all ages, so don't give me that "I'm not old enough to get in" garbage. It's not true, so get off your butt. Quit whining on the internet, and get out and DO SOMETHING to cheer yourself up.

Be safe this weekend. Mmmmmmmmmmkay?

-Dj Infam0us

date: 2009-04-02 22:49 title: On a Side Note: lock: Public

On a Side Note:

Inspiration isn't always dropped in your lap. You must be open to it, and sometimes you must go hunt it down, club it, and drag it back into your heart.

Passion is aggressive, and those who stand in the way of it suffer the consequences of tampering with fate - especially if the one standing in the way is the one who possesses the passion.

-Dj Infam0us

date: 2009-04-01 00:29 title: An Important announcement lock: Public

( An Important announcement )

date: 2009-03-27 00:10 title: Where in the World is Dj Infam0us lock: Public

Where in the World is Dj Infam0us
3-26-09
Dj Infam0us

This weekend I'm going to Tulsa to hang out with my Lady Erin. I'm also going to do something I haven't done in forever.

Saturday I'm going pub crawling to some random bars, and then I'm heading to a dance club I've never been to... Templ. This club is apparently an upper crust Euro style dance club with the very best in electronica.

We'll see. I'll put their beats to the test, and give a full report when I get back on the music, drinks, hospitality, and of course how hot the crowd is.

;)

If you're interested in joining us for the pub crawl message me for the ub3r s3cr37 m337 up place.

Stay tuned. The Infam0us party crew is in full effect.

-Dj Infam0us
(Trying something different)

date: 2009-03-23 03:49 title: Ravenwood 2009 and Neo Victorian lock: Public

Ravenwood 2009 and Neo Victorian
Dj Infam0us
3-22-09

The next Neo Victorian is taking place at Teatro Scarpino on April 11th. You can find information on that at the Neo Victorian myspace, and the Neo Victorian Facebook group.

With that I would like to announce that I am sponsoring Ravenwood Festival through Neo Victorian. It only makes sense as Ravenwood Festival is a yearly much LARGER version of the monthly event.

Both seem to be gaining quite the following, so why not bring the two together?

I'm taking a bit of time off from running local events aside from the monthly Neo Victorian event to focus on my upcomming conventions and Ravenwood Festival which I'm nearing completing enough of the set up to announce the when, where, and at least one who. If you're not on the Ravenwood Festival event page GET THERE! Join on Myspace or Facebook.

-Dj Infam0us
(Still not done...)

date: 2009-03-23 03:11 title: Voltaire in Review: ROLL CREDITS!!! lock: Public

Voltaire in Review: ROLL CREDITS!!!
Dj Infam0us
3-22-09

I'm setting at work trying to figure out how to thank everyone who helped me with the Voltaire show. I never can seem to remember everyone because lately there have been so many people pitching in to help with the events that it's hard to keep track of it all.

The support I've been enjoying from the community is overwhelming. I'm very very thankful, so forgive me if I leave someone out.

Firstly, thank you to my staff who have put up with my mood swings, my forgetfulness, last minute changes made to the event, and the demands of running multiple events at once. Thank you to George's for allowing us to run an event at their venue, and to Jason Sterling for getting us a foot in the door once again to bring Voltaire to the best live music venue in the area.

Thank you to Voltaire for putting on a great show, and to Dj DeathJest and ChaosKitty Extreme for throwing down some tracks to entertain the masses. Thank you to Shelly for helping with the signs, and the Tulsa crew for being amazingly supportive as always.

Thank you to everyone who showed up to suport the event, and thank you SO MUCH to everyone who invited people - even if those people didn't show up. The effort is much appreciated. Every person who shows up ensures we can keep doing these events. Our attendence is growing. Thank you for everything.

-Dj Infam0us
(Recovering from a busy month)

date: 2009-03-16 00:05 title: March Neo Victorian and everything else lock: Public

March Neo Victorian and everything else
Dj Infam0us
3-15-09

Neo Victorian is growing. Not by leaps and bounds, but considering the state of the economy the fact that our attendance isn't DOWN is a statement of magnitude.

So how Do I start to explain my weekend?

I took off two days from my day job, and went to see my kids. As many of you may have noticed I've been absolutely wiped out lately, and stressed out more than I can really explain due to event over load and some personal issues I won't go into, but I will say thank you to my friends who've been there for me, to Ally who has held my hand through the worst of it, and to my Lady Erin who has put up with my horrible mood swings and anxiety while sorting things out.

Time with my kids is the perfect cure for all things stressful regardless of what they are. Mammakatt in all of her wisdom ordered me while I was at her house to log off the net, and lose the phone which I did... mostly, and it was exactly what the Dr Ordered.

I felt rested, and ready for Dallas, but you've already read about Dallas if you're reading this.

After Dallas on my way back I was supposed to see my boys and have dinner with them. When I arrived at the restaurant we were going to eat at I called Ally and she told me her car had just broken down about half an hour away from where I was.

Erin being the awesomeness that she is offered her car to pick up the boys and the stranded MammaKatt, so Off we went to get them. We all went to dinner and chatted, and then went and dropped the family off.

Erin and I beat a hasty path to my car and then off to try and make it to NV.

I walked into NV worried. I'm stressed about my events when I'm there. Imagine how I am when I'm gone and it goes on without me.

Thankfully DeathMisstress and the good Dr Ford had everything well in hand. Couldn't do this without you guys. Thank you.

The club was full of bouncy dancing people. Annabel brought me a present... SSSSSSSQUEEEEEEE!!! and the party was well under way.

I want to thank Dj Azrael, Foxx Hawk, DeathMistress, and Annabel Evil whom I miss already SO PHREAKING MUCH *MUHA!* for playing for NV. Thanks to Annabel and DeathMistress for tag teaming with me. That... was awesome.

Thank you to everyone who showed up to support the event and what we're trying to do in the Northwest Arkansas area. You guys rule.

DON'T FORGET

Voltaire is next weekend! Get your tickets! I'll see you on the dance floor.

-Dj Infam0us
(Stretched a bit thin, but not broken)

date: 2009-03-15 21:40 title: The Brass Ball in Review lock: Public

The Brass Ball in Review
Dj Infam0us
3-15-09

First and foremost I'd like to thank Joe Virus for inviting me to Dj the Main Room during the Brass Ball at the Lizard Lounge. Thank you to Don and Leo for putting together a great event, and thank you to Lip Service for supporting the event with their Steam Machine line for the fashion show.

It's hard to really sum up the night, and give a good explanation of what all went on. The night was a blur of excitement, screaming crowds, and booming beats with a few high points of clarity.

From the moment I walked into the Lounge I saw Joe, Don, and Leo working up to the last available minute to tweak the fashion show, get the lights set perfectly, and line up the tracks for each performance taking place that night.

I spent about an hour before the event watching Don and Joe go over and over and over the Fashion show timing sequences, music, and lights - as well as the set up for the live magician. It was like peeking behind the curtain when the magician has all of his tricks out where you can see them.

Joe and I spent most of the night bouncing sets back and forth, and talking about our long histories at the club (which I will never ever ever discuss on line so don't even try it). I'd play an hour or so. He'd play for an hour or so, and then we'd do it all over again, chatting, and talking smack the whole time.

I have to admit that I was down right terrified to play to a crowd that I am personally very familiar with from a club goer - rather than a dj - stand point. I know how tough the crowd at the Lounge can be. I know how hard it is to get them moving sometimes, and I know how incredibly powerful the energy in that club is when the right mood is struck.

All in all I think the night went very well. The crowd was receptive to all of the curve balls I decided to throw in - stuff I hadn't heard at the lounge before. I guess the chemistry was just there.

I think Joe and I play off of each other very well when it comes to throwing tracks on. It was really exciting to dj with someone who's been the guy who kept me on the dance floor for years and years.

Yes Joe. You really are that old. HAHAHAHAH!!!

The event was meticulously put together. The people were enthusiastic, and the club as always was beautiful. I really do hope I get to play there again.

Thanks to everyone who showed up to hear me spin the main room at the Lounge. I hope you had as much fun as I did.

***IF YOU HAVE ANY PICTURES YOU'RE WILLING TO SHARE LET ME KNOW!!!***

-Dj Infam0us
(Feeling a lot more like himself lately)

date: 2009-03-09 20:29 title: Taking a much needed break lock: Public

Taking a much needed break
Dj Infam0us
3-9-09

For personal reasons I am taking a break from being online for a while. If you message me you will likely hear back from one of my partners. If you have questions about the events please direct them to my partners (Ford Fitch, Dj Deathmistress, or AllyKatt) who are more than capable of answering questions about the events.

I will not be responding directly to messages until further notice.

There are a lot of things going on with me that I do not feel comfortable with talking about. Just know I'm ok. The shows aren't going to be canceled, and I'll be around - just not online. If my accounts post it's not likely me posting.

Hope everyone is doing well.

-Dj Infam0us
(Disconneting... End Trasmission...)

date: 2009-03-04 14:28 title: Voltaire @ George's (Sponsored in part by Nocturne Inc.) lock: Public

Do you have your tickets for Voltaire yet?



Get your tickets for Rogue's Alley featuring Voltaire!

Sponsored in Part by

date: 2009-02-26 02:54 title: Just so you know lock: Public

I'll be in Tulsa this weekend from Friday through Assimilation on Saturday night. If you're in the area and want to hang out let me know.