We've been mighty busy in the Trailer Park lately. Two great shows at the Grass Valley Center for the Arts at the end of May and two more great shows at the Brewery Arts Center in Carson City, Nevada. I wish you knew how much we love to play music for you.

Speaking of playing music, Trailercana continues to receive a warm reception at radio stations across the country. We are excited and honored to see it on THREE charts this week. I have been doing radio interviews from coast to coast.

Thanks for all the support and encouragement you bring to us. We are working hard right now to book shows across the country over the next 6 months. So look out! We're coming at cha'!

Troubfully Yours,

Antsy McClain
lead singer guy
The Trailer Park Troubadours

Don't walk the plank! Register now! The rooms are going quickly. It's the fastest selling cruise we have ever had.

It's New Orleans, it's Cozumel, it's Valentine's Day and all with Antsy, the Troubs and their amazing friends! How could it get any better?

We keep adding more show dates, keep trying to spend more time with YOU!

This Friday, June 29 Antsy will be doing a special show in Louisville, Kentucky with incredibly talented Australian musician Pauly Zarb.

Saturday, July 7, come out for a great street festival in historic Bardstown, Kentucky. We promise you'll hear great music from Antsy & the Troubs as well as international guitar champion Pat Kirtley, hit songwriter James Dean Hicks, and more amazing musicians.

And now for the BIGGIE. Antsy McClain & the Trailer Park Trouadours will be playing the GREAT AMERICAN MUSIC HALL in San Francisco on Thursday, Aug. 2. Get your tickets now. We're pulling out all the stops for this one. There might be some guests you won't want to miss. So GET YOUR TICKETS NOW.

The GAMH was voted "Best Place To Hear Live Music in San Francisco!" (2007 SF Weekly Readers Poll). The past three decades at the Great American Music Hall have been full of music, with artists ranging from Duke Ellington, Sarah Vaughan and Count Basie to Van Morrison, the Grateful Dead and Bobby McFerrin to name just a few.

June 29 (FRI) Unity of Louisville, Louisville, KY
July 7 (SAT) Bardstown Street Festival, Bardstown, KY
August 2 (THU) Great American Music Hall, San Francisco, CA
August 3 (FRI) Palms Playhouse, Winters, CA
August 4 (SAT) West Side Theatre, Newman, CA
August 22 (WED), Private Show, Nashville, TN
September 1 (SAT), Details TBA, Atlanta, GA
September 29 (SAT), Private Show, Lexington, KY
October 5 (FRI) Crest Theatre, Sacramento, CA
October 6 (SAT) Lake of the Springs, Oregon House, CA
December 1 (SAT) Hardin County Performing Arts Center, Elizabethtown, KY
 

"Somewhere past these gravel roads, high on a castle's towers, a rich man dreams of paradise, and sees a life like ours."

Antsy McClain presents a demo of a new song, heard only at recent live concerts: "A Life Like Ours." We've received a lot of e-mails from folks asking where they can buy the song. The answer: You can't. You can only get it here, for free, for now.

Also in this podcast, Antsy talks with 88-year-old Flamingo Head, Laurita Cattour who has seen great changes in her life, and shares the secret of her longevity. Jerianne VanDijk of KVMR radio, takes the microphone again to interview Craig and Linda Peck of Sacramento. Craig recently had brain surgery to remove four abcesses that caused pain, memory loss, and even personality change. Instrumental music for this podcast is provided by award-winning guitarist Todd Hallawell, who was on our Polyester Fest Cruise this year. Check his music out at www.toddhallawell.com.

To see pictures of Laurita's life and career as an actress and dancer, click here: http://www.u nhitched.com/laurita.htm.