First Ever Trap Performance

I'm very pleased to announce the first ever public performance of my band, The Trap, on Friday, January 9, at The Speakeasy Cafe in Upper Darby, PA. We will be playing from 10:00pm to 11:00pm, and our blistering set of powerful, alcohol-fueled, guitar-driven rock contains such brilliant gems as "Big Girls", "All the Creatures", and "Alcoholiday". And, of course, several other tunes which are similarly brilliant. [Note: two of the above-mentioned songs are available for free download at The Trap website.]

At the website, you can also put yourself on our mailing list, which is the single best way available to keep yourself up-to-date on Trap affairs. Specifically, I believe that Rich (guitarist/singer and older brother of CrewBlogger Rob) intends to e-mail directions for the benefit of mailing-list members. If not, I can tell you that The Speakeasy Cafe is located at 55 Garret Rd, Upper Darby, PA, which is located close to Market Street. So, from the Ben Franklin Bridge, which may or may not be the best way to get there from South Jersey (no guarentees from me), you would get on 76 East, take exit 346B, which will dump you onto 38th Street, which will take you to Walnut Street, where you will turn left. Then, after travelling some 20-25 blocks, you will come to a T-junction, make a right, and make a left after one or two blocks onto Market Street. That's where I got lost, so you're on your own.

Just MapQuest the address and that should help.

I hope to see you there on Friday night. It's literally your one and only chance to see the first ever public performance by The Trap.