Nov. 28 Nashville Tn ( 3rd & Lindsley)

Nov. 29 Birmingham Al (Workplay)

Nov. 30 Orlando Fl (The Social)

Dec. 1 Jacksonville Fl (Jack Rabbits)

Dec. 2 Atlanta Ga (Vinyl)

Dec. 3 Charlotte Nc (Evening Muse)

Dec. 4 Richmond Va (Canal Club)

Dec. 6 Washington DC (TBA)

Dec. 8 Pittsburgh Pa (Club Cafe)

Dec. 9 Philly Pa (Tin Angel)

Dec. 10 Easton Md (Night Cat)

Dec. 11 NYC (Sullivan Hall)

Dec. 12 Cambridge Ma (Middle East)

Dec. 14 Cleveland Oh (TBA)

Dec. 15 Pontiac Mi (Crofoot/Pike Room)

Dec. 16 Grand Rapids Mi (Intersection)

Dec. 17 Lansing Mi (Mac’s)

Dec. 18 Evanston IL (Space)

Dec. 20 Indianapolis In (Birdys)

Dec. 21 Columbus Oh (The Basement)

Dec. 22 Newport Ky (Southgate House)

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Today, August 30th marks one year since we opened. It feels surreal because this past year has gone by so fast! We want to thank everyone who visits here for all of their support throughout the past year. We started this website because we wanted there to be a place where people could go to catch up on all of these great artists in one place. We hope you love the place as much as we do because if we can’t share it with everyone, then there’s no point really. So thank you for visiting over the past year, it means the world to us.

Ernie: You’re the reason the name of this website is Fawesome Music, we saw it on your t-shirts and couldn’t resist the name. So thank you for that. You’re an amazing musician and we can’t thank you enough for everything you’ve done to support this website over the past year. This article is true, a puppy dog in your past life you were!

Keaton: Your music deserves to be heard loud and clear. Thank you for supporting this website over the past year, you have been amazing! Can’t wait to see you on the road this year.

Tony: Your music is why we wanted to start this website in the first place. We thought you didn’t get enough recognition for your music and wanted to give that to you. We hope to see you out on the road this year and please keep tweeting, they’re amusing.

Curtis: Our “myspace” is going great, (and the website is too ). Thank you so much for supporting it over the years. Having it in your top friends is great exposure, so thank you. You were a great inspiration for this website, and we hope you continue to support us in the future.

JT: You were added to the Fawesome lineup for a reason. Because even though you weren’t listed, you continued to support us. We thought we’d return the favor and help support you. Thank you for everything over the past year and we can’t wait for the new EP!

Here’s to another year of success!

Keaton and Curtis are hitting the road together for the Curly Rock Tour, check and see if they’re coming to a city near you here or in their tour pages section!

Tony is heading out on the road with Benjy Davis and then Jay Nash! Check out his myspace or tour page!

Ernie is heading on tour with at the end of the month, but if we know Ernie he probably has other shows before then! Check out his myspace or the tour page to see if he’s playing near you!

JT has a few upcoming shows so be sure to check him out on his myspace or his tour page. An unlisted show has been announced in Phoenix on Aug. 1st. Stay tuned for the venue!

If you’re going to see any of these f’awesome guys, please let us know when and where! Maybe we’ll even see you at some of the shows!

Check out the pages on JT here at the site! Not enough for you? Be sure to check out his myspace & Youtube (where he has a killer rendition of Let It Be!)

7/12/09 – Workplay Theatre – Birmingham, AL
7/13/09 – The Lodge – Orlando, FL
7/15/09 – The Evening Muse – Charlotte, NC
7/16/09 – Milkboy Coffee – Philadelphia, PA
7/17/09 – Canal Room – New York, NY
7/18/09 – Night Cat – Easton, MD
7/19/09 – Jammin’ Java – Vienna, VA
7/20/09 – The Saint (Keaton’s Bday) – Asbury Park, NJ
7/21/09 – Wilbert’s – Cleveland, OH
7/22/09 – The Intersection – Grand Rapids, MI
7/23/09 – Evanston SPACE – Evanston, IL
7/24/09 – The Verve – Terre Haute, IN
7/25/09 – Mainstay Rock Bar – Cincinnati, OH
7/26/09 – Birdy’s – Indianapolis, IN
7/28/09 – 3rd and Lindsley – Nashville, TN
7/29/09 – Newby’s – Memphis, TN
7/30/09 – The Prophet Bar – Dallas, TX
7/31/09 – Blue Door – Oklahoma City, OK

Ernie has been giving to mocha club for a few years now and has been encouraging those he knows and performs for to help him give to the cause. For $7 a month you can feed a person for 1 month, educate 2 children for a school term, save a person’s life from Malaria and provide clean drinking water for 7 Africans for a year.

We here and FawesomeMusic.com would also like to encourage everyone to check out Mocha Club and take a moment to sign up. For the price of just two mochas you can help to change many lives. Also, please check out Ernie’s Team and help sponsor Ernie’s team and donate to his trip.

• Ernie’s Twitter
• Keaton’s Twitter
• Curtis’s Twitter
• Tony’s Twitter

What’s the easiest way to stay in tune with this website? We have a twitter too that will update every time we update!

I am sitting here today with one of the most talented voices, guitar players, and performer that I have ever met. Hailing from the far west coast Keaton Simons has made a name for himself atop some of the biggest names in the industry. Having been signed recently by CBS Records and touring the country in support of his latest album Can You Hear Me, Keaton has taken time out of his incredibly busy schedule to speak with you all today.

You had quite a busy year last year. Tell me a little bit about getting picked up by CBS Records. I love CBS Records!

They really believe in me and support me.

How does living in L.A. effect your music?

It’s hard to say because I’ve lived in L.A. my whole life.

Where do you write when you are hit with inspiration for a song?

Wherever I am when inspiration strikes.

What is the biggest crowd you have ever played for?

I’ve played on TV and radio shows to millions of people. My largest live audience is probably around 10 thousand.

The smallest?

I’ve played private concerts for as few as 1 person.

What was it like playing on the Craig Ferguson Show?

It was so much fun! It was right at the end of a nice long tour so we were all really warmed up for it.

Was that Trey Lockerbie behind you on guitar?

Yes it was! Trey is one of my best friends and an extremely talented singer / songwriter.

You recently toured with Pete Francis. What was that like?

Super fun! I love Pete and the whole crew.

What is your most embarrassing moment you have experienced on stage?
I was making fun of my friend for slipping on the ice outside of the venue. Which would’ve been fine if someone else hadn’t (unbeknownst to me) slipped and had to be rushed to the hospital with serious injuries that same evening. I felt horrible when I found out after the show.

Tell me what it is like on the Rock Boat.

The rock boat for me is all about music and community.

If you could only play one song for the rest of your career, what would it be?

Probably CURRENTLY but that is one of the hardest questions I’ve ever been asked.

What did you have for breakfast this morning?

Health food hippie cereal with almond milk.

What are you doing on a typical Friday night?

If I’m not performing then I’m usually at home writing or just watching TV and hangin’ with my dogs.

How many tattoos do you have?

I have 7 tattoos and plan on getting lots more.

When did you know that music was going to be your career?

I was quite positive by the time I was about 14 years old.

Who is your biggest inspiration?

That is way too hard to pin down. I find inspiration all over the place.

What is on your iPod right now?

Way too many things to list!

What are you drinking on stage?

Always water.

If you could live anywhere else outside of L.A. where would it be?

Probably somewhere tropical like Tahiti or Hawaii.

What would you be doing if it were not music?

Something artistic or scientific.

What toppings are on your pizza?

I don’t really eat dairy so I only have pizza at vegan restaurants. So, usually soy cheese, veggie sausage, bell peppers and spinach.

Let’s play word association. Give me the first thing that comes to your mind when you read these three words.

Heroes: Lennon
Volleyball: Spike
Tanning Bed: Cancer

What is the one thing you want to be remembered for when you are gone?

I want to be remembered for my love of and contribution to music.

MySpace. Good or bad?

Definitely good.

Who is a better dancer? You, Todd Carey, or Curtis Peoples?

Definitely not me! (Laughs)

Where do you see yourself in 5 years?

On the road playing sold out shows for huge crowds.

I always let the artist get the last word. Go.

Just want to thank everyone who makes it possible for me to continue to do what I love more than anything in the world.