• June 8th - Claudia's Sweet 16 @ MSC - Lake City, FL

• May 11th - Backstage Lounge - Gainesville, FL

• April 27th - Marion Street Cafe - Lake City, FL

• February 24th - Backstage Lounge - Gainesville, FL

• February 17th - Marion Street Cafe - Lake City, FL

• January 19th - Backstage Lounge - Gainesville, FL
   

2006

• December 16th - Marion Street Cafe - Lake City, FL

• December 7th - Backstage Lounge - Gainesville, FL

• November 10th - Backstage Lounge - Gainesville, FL

• October 28th - Frankenfest @ MSC - Lake City, FL

• October 27th - Marion Street Cafe - Lake City, FL

• October 24th - Club 1982 - Gainesville, FL

• October 6th - Club 1982 - Gainesville, FL

• September 30th - Marion Street Cafe - Lake City, FL

• September 9th - Backstage Lounge - Gainesville, FL

• August 26th - CD Release Party @ MSC - Lake City, FL

• July 20th - Marion Street Cafe - Lake City, FL

• July 8th - Marion Street Cafe - Lake City, FL

• June 29th - Eddie C's Hot Rock Lounge - Gainesville, FL

• May 26th - Eddie C's Hot Rock Lounge - Gainesville, FL

• February 16th - Club 1982 - Gainesville, FL

• February 3rd, - Eddie C's Hot Rock Lounge - Gainesville, FL

2005

• December 9th - Eddie C's Hot Rock Lounge - Gainesville, FL

December 9th, 2005 - Eddie C's Hot Rock Lounge - Gainesville, FL: 

When the band arrived, the sign said "Dreadnot" on it.  Their first show and all ready the band was on the marquee.  They didn't inform Eddie C's that the band's name had changed.  Since it was the first show with the new line-up, while on stage, Tim proclaimed that to the crowd, "We used to be Dreadnot.  But tonight we're officially changing our name to "The Sevilles!"  For the first show, it was great.  Everyone in the band was still learning how to play with one another.  Attempted a spoken word intro for "Garbage" to set it up as a love song, then break it the punk-ish song it is.  Didn't work quite right, but that didn't mean it wouldn't be attempted again, in one form or another. Being so close to Christmas, the band closed the set with a rocking version of "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen." 

          Performed  :

• The Sevilles

• Point Blank

• Untimely Death of...

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February 3rd, 2006 - Eddie C's Hot Rock Lounge - Gainesville, FL:

Starting with the most important news, Chris broke out the "Kramer" Guitar.  His baby.  The Sevilles would never be the same again.  However, this show was a rare instance of poor booking by Eddie C's.  Not that the bands were not complimentary, or that they didn't play well together.  Everyone played great, and their sounds bounced off each other's wonderfully.  But it was The Treatment's last show.  And everyone came to see their final performance.  And they should have played last.  But they played in the middle, and when the Sevilles went up, there were a lot of people were still milling around but of course they wanted to hang out with and talk to The Treatment.  And maybe being that this was The Sevilles' second show ever, maybe they deserved to play background music for The Treatment's After Party.  The energy suffered because of it, but The Sevilles still played a great show musically and after sleeping off the demons, everyone agreed that it actually was a pretty good show.  Also the first appearance of "Bobby Fischer," after which Tim declared, "Not bad for a song we wrote yesterday!" which actually was not very far from the truth.

         Performed  :

• John McMillan Band

• The Treatment (formerly Longwood)

• The Sevilles

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February 16th, 2006 - Club 1982 - Gainesville, FL:

This was the band's first show outside the walls of Eddie C's.  Club 1982 had just opened and didn't even have all of their sound equipment up yet.  So needless to say, it didn't sound as good as maybe it could have, but the bar did GREAT with what they had and the band had a fun time too.  Covered Billy Joel's, "You May Be Right."

Performed  :

• The Untimely Death of...

• Snare and a Chair

• Mason

• The Killing Moon

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May 26th, 2006 - Eddie C's Hot Rock Lounge - Gainesville, FL:

"We're the Sevilles! We're locked and cocked and ready to rock!!" Shouted Tim as Chris dove into a mean pick slide to start "Bobby Fischer," which had finally finished coming together and sounded great! This show is the first look the crowd got at Tim's "Flying V" Epiphone Guitar. Also, the first time The Sevilles tried a slow-mo intro for "Garbage" (also the last time.)  The band had taken some time off from shows to record their first album at Skylab Studios, in Gainesville. It was during this recording time that the band first performed "Go!" and when the songs were put on the first preliminary CD, it was in alphabetical order, so "Garbage" (which ended with an impromptu whammy bar octave drop by Chris) was directly before "Go!"   Tim liked the way it sounded so much that he wanted to fuse the songs together during a show with that octave drop plus some feedback to throw the crowd off in between. It's worth mentioning that Chris had absolutely NO feedback through his amp at this show (not his fault) but it still worked ok.  But it would get better and the band would use the technique for many many shows to come.  Eventually, the band would even get tired of  always putting the two songs together but would still include the feedback and octave drop after "Garbage" to directly lead into whatever they wanted to play after. But "Go!" wasn't the only new song at this show.  "Little Miss Priss," the only song the Sevilles wrote in the studio for the new album, also made it into this show as a closer, but before long it would start opening shows.  Still a little shaky in the background vocals, the band decided to move it up so that everyone would still have the air required to sing it.  This show was also a bit on the "tentative" side for Shaun, who was in the hospital with his wife 3 days earlier having a baby and only arrived home about 24 hours before the show.  But despite everything the show went on without a hitch, and The Sevilles had never sounded better.

Performed  :

• Goodnight City

• The Sevilles

• Stillkept

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June 29th, 2006 - Eddie C's Hot Rock Lounge - Gainesville, FL:

As the third band to take the stage, The Sevilles played to a nearly empty house.  But this show was punctuated by a awesome performance by Chris.  After the first few songs were performed in a sterile, plain and boring manner, the band finally got the idea in their collective head that show could still be fun, if played just for the sake of playing, like a practice.  Of course, this was encourage by Chris's rockin solos and leads.  Never had the band experienced such a "second wind" come back after the first 3 or 4 songs to come back to such a phenomenal finish.

Performed  :

• Audio Origami

• Feedback Forever

• The Sevilles

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July 8th, 2006 - Marion Street Cafe - Lake City, FL:

Information coming soon.

Performed  :

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• The Sevilles

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July 20th, 2006 - Marion Street Cafe - Lake City, FL:

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Performed  :

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• The Sevilles

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August 26th, 2006 - CD Release Party @ Marion Street Cafe - Lake City, FL:

The long wait was over.  The CD's had taken literally forever and everyone was ready for them to be OUT.  The band planned on playing at Marion Street Cafe on that Saturday anyway, but now that the CD's were coming out the same day, the stage was set for a rocking CD Release party.  15 pizzas were ordered to be eaten by everyone and the band came early to set up.  After set-up, it was time to relax, eat pizza, drink beer, and party with the fans.  An opening acoustic set by Solace started things off and then the Sevilles rocked the house.  This was the first time that the Sevilles Opened a set with a ripping guitar solo by Chris, a trend that would continue for quite some time.  Afterward, everyone got free CD's, almost everyone got free shirts, and one lucky fan even got a guitar signed by everyone in the band.  A great party, a great show, and a TON of autographs later, the CD was finally out, and the revolution began.  With the CDs finally released, the Sevilles could focus on improving stage presence and increase fan base.  First public performance of "Let's Go," which ended The Sevilles' long search for a cover that they could own.

Performed  :

• Solace (Acoustic)

• The Sevilles

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September 9th, 2006 - Backstage Lounge - Gainesville, FL:

Being back at Eddie C's for the first time months was exciting for the band, even if the venue had changed it's name to "Backstage Lounge."  It was still good to be back under the lights (and sound) that they had come to miss.  This was the first show that started with "Little Miss Priss;" a trend that would also continue for a long time.  It was at this show that the band met "The Pull Out," another local Gainesville band that enjoyed playing with so much that they would go on to play several more shows with. The Sevilles were supposed to play second, but the first band scheduled to perform (Truly Sunday) didn't show up, so The Sevilles ended up opening the set, which they preferred anyway.  Also, the first show with Shaun wearing his headset mic.  Show also highlighted by Chris playing part of the "Mary Jane" solo behind his head.

Performed  :

• The Sevilles

• The Pull Out

• Point Blank

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September 30th, 2006 - Marion Street Cafe - Lake City, FL:

The show was opened by some band from Naples.  Then the Sevilles went on.  Nearly everyone in the crowd had on a Sevilles shirt.  The show suffered because everyone's attitude was affected by the first band and their rudeness.  But it went on regardless, and in the end it was probably one of the least energetic shows The Sevilles ever performed.

Performed  :

• The Wonderful Johnson

• The Sevilles

• The Pull Out

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October 6th, 2006 - Club 1982 - Gainesville, FL:

What a fun show! The band was supposed to practice one of the new songs, but made it to Tim's late. Instead, they headed up to 1982, unpacked some stuff, repacked the rest into Chris's car and the front of Tim's truck and headed to Farrah's, intending to make it back to the gig before the first band finished, but they went on early and played a short set, so the band missed them. They felt poorly about it. The second band was pretty fun to watch, lots of audience participation. then the next group went on, a piano trio, everyone in the band thought they were good. They covered Billy Joel's "My Life" and "Piano Man," making it the second time in a row that the band went to 1982 and either played or heard a Billy Joel song. Next was the Sevilles, and the audience actually started moving a little, very fun for the band to see. Perfect length set, they got off the stage just before it went into "too longsville". Last band was after the Sevilles, Odd Man Out, and they were good too.

Performed  :

• Bad Average

• Frakas

• Unit Six

• The Sevilles

• Odd Man Out

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October 24th, 2006 - Club 1982 - Gainesville, FL:

Information coming soon.

Performed  :

• Out of Season

• The Sevilles

• The Pull Out

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October 27th, 2006 - Marion Street Cafe - Lake City, FL:

Information coming soon.

Performed  :

• Time Release Coating

• The Sevilles

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October 28th, 2006 - Frankenfest @ Marion Street Cafe - Lake City, FL:

Information coming soon.

Performed  :

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• The Sevilles

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November 10th, 2006 - Backstage Lounge - Gainesville, FL:

After the equipment mishap at Frankenfest, Shaun had to borrow a Hi-Hat clutch from "Odd Man Out," who happily provided one.  But during the practice before, there was no one around to loan one, so Shaun had to experiment with the drum set-up and found out that he liked playing better when the kit was more open with the snare and hi-hat switched.  It changed the energy dramatically.  It was the first Backstage Lounge show that Tim tried to use the new "Bullet Mic" at and there was an issue with Rick turning it on, so no one heard the first line of Little Miss Priss.  But after that, there was no turning back.  There was a fairly large crowd at this show, including a potential manager for The Sevilles, and they played their hearts out.  First good performance of the "new wave" of Sevilles songs, including "I Don't Believe You," "Dog on the Loose" and "8-Ball."  Clearly the best show to that point, both musically and energetically.  First time the band played "Do Without" with drum intro.

Performed  :

• The Sevilles

• She's at Lizzie's

• Odd Man Out

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December 7th, 2006 - Backstage Lounge - Gainesville, FL:

This show started with another rockin Chris solo, right into Little Miss Priss and the desired effect from the bullet mic had finally been achieved.  Almost a year to the date after their first show together, The Sevilles looked like a completely different band.  The personnel and instrumentation hadn't changed a bit, but watching this band compared to the band from a year ago was like watching a cheetah next to a snail.  Their energy was now almost overpowering. A pretty smooth set was turning out to be a nice anniversary show, but with 3 songs left, the booth called down "One More!" even though the band had only played for 30 minutes and was supposed to have a 45 minute set.  But they played 2 more anyway, skipping only "Go!" which marked the first time since being written that the song was not played at a show.

Performed  :

• Vision Quest

• The Sevilles

• DD Chrome

• None Like Us

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December 16th, 2006 - Marion Street Cafe - Lake City, FL:

Information coming soon.

Performed  :

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• The Sevilles

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January 19th, 2007 - Backstage Lounge - Gainesville, FL:

The Sevilles brought in the New Year by rocking a set at Backstage Lounge at FULL THROTTLE.  After seeing more and more people at every show, the Sevilles began throwing more and more energy into every set.  And this was no exception.  From the first notes of Chris's solo to the final of 8-Ball, there was no containing the unbridled power of a band on fire.  Also referred to by Jake and Shaun as the "show of the missing beer."  Tim was forced to change guitars after "Let's Go" because of a broken string.

Performed  :

• Michael J

• The Sevilles

• Drama for the Masses

• Wet Lucy

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February 17th, 2007 - Marion Street Cafe - Lake City, FL:

Information coming soon.

Performed  :

• Time Release Coating

• Solace

• The Sevilles

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February 24th, 2007 - Backstage Lounge - Gainesville, FL:

Presented by UDTV, this show started off with all four bands doing TV interviews, including the Sevilles.  After waiting around a short time, The Sevilles opened the gig with a cigarette in Tim and Chris's mouths, a first for both (on stage).  After a slamming solo by Chris, the boys started into Little Miss Priss and a few people started coming toward the stage.  With every passing song, more and more people started assembling at the front of the stage and by the middle of the set they were wall to wall.  It was a pretty good set, and some of the videos even made it onto YouTube, another first for The Sevilles.

Performed  :

• The Sevilles

• Empty Fifth

• Funks Inc.

• Edan Archer Band

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