Mr. Hand

We had a fun and interesting time at Rhonda’s Speakeasy this past weekend. First off we pretty much always have a good time there, but this time Rhonda was throwing a Prom Theme party on the Saturday night.

We’re a little late with this report but better late than never! Summerfest this year was hot. I mean really hot. But it was totally awesome!

Another summer, another Q125 party! This year the Q125 celebration took place in Pender, NE and I could have sworn that every person who has ever lived in Pender was there.

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If there’s 2 things we can count on it’s that The Depot serves up killer Jagerbombs and our friends and fans in Norfolk always show up to party with Mr. Hand! It was a good time and a great way to kick off the summer portion of our schedule.

Brian Bellmer is the winner of our Mr. Hand Summerfest 2010 Concert Package!

We’re a little bit late filing this report, but nonetheless we had a fun weekend at Rhonda’s Speakeasy 2 weekends back. We were graced by the presence of our good friend Angie, a wild bachelorette party, and many of our Sioux City friends! Definitely a weekend we won’t soon forget!

This past weekend was our first ever stop at Green Acres in Norfolk, NE. It’s always interesting playing in a club you’ve never been to before. You don’t what to expect or what kind of turnout you’ll get. Any of those concerns were put to rest quickly!

OK, so calling our next cd a masterpiece might be stretching it a bit. But we began recording tracks this past weekend on what we think might be deserving of Grammy recognition. Alright, all kidding aside we spent some time in the studio over the weekend and wanted to share some pics.

Last Saturday took us to Yankton, SD to play for a Mt. Marty College event. Someone mentioned that it was their Spring Formal but there wasn’t anything too “formal” about it. Rather it was an opportunity for the students to cut loose before the barrage of finals.