Friends of the Dog House,

 

Welcome to the April newsletter! March was a busy month here at DHM, and we have lots of news to share with you.

 

First, we've just launched our brand new Rock & Roll Birthday Parties. Now that we've got a couple of these under our belt, we feel confident in saying they're a great way for kids, teens or adults to celebrate -- we include rocked-out makeovers, interactive video games in our new Rock & Roll Hero Studio (65" flatscreen, smoke, lights, and of course our killer PA system to give a real rock experience). Parties for kids and teens also feature a performance by a DHM teen band. We think this concept is the first of its kind, and so far they've been a huge success, so please check out the page linked above and keep us in mind for your next birthday, graduation, or any other party!

 

The next important piece of news is that we will once again be featured on the CW2 Morning Show w/Chris Parente. We'll be on at 7am, so early risers please tune in and check out DHM alum FlipCrash, plus an as-yet-unnamed band from our Spring Intensive Workshop and a sneak peek at our new Rock & Roll Hero Studio! DHM was also featured in the Boulder Weekly and the Longmont Times-Call -- see sidebar.

 

As we're enrolling students for our Summer Rock & Roll Camp for Teens (and Junior Rocker Camp for Kids), we're also getting our spring bands ready for the final gig at the Fox April 13 -- stay tuned for a special event email with all the details.

 

In the last couple of weeks we've had some terrific blues musicians in Studio A filming for CCTV54/Citizen's Community Television in Boulder: Lionel Young playing blues fiddle, and Tad Robinson with his band, Custom Deluxe. We also had the opportunity, as a sponsor of the CHUN People's Fair, to provide backline and sound mix for 90 of Denver's best bands at the UMX Auditions March 29-30 -- we'd like to thank our partner Kris of Microtone Studios for his excellent speed mixing and general good mood during these two days of chaos.