Hello once again Afroskull fans. We are returning to the Parkside Lounge this Friday night, 10/13/06, at 8:30pm for another colossal set of the new super-heavy monster funk. After the show we will be locking ourselves in the studio until our new album is completely finished – making this the last Afroskull gig of the year. So come on down to the Parkside and get yourself one last fix of the ‘Skull in 2006!

AFROSKULL LIVE AT THE PARKSIDE LOUNGE
Friday, 10/13/06, 8:30pm
317 E. Houston St. at Attorney St., NYC
(F or V train to 2nd Ave., then walk east to Attorney St.)

Now available for your listening enjoyment at myspace.com/afroskull – “Band Soup”, the creepy prog-funk masterpiece composed by Bill Richards back in our New Orleans days. This was a studio demo we did one weekend in 2004. Leave a comment and let us know what you think.

We’ll be bringing the wrecking crew back to the Parkside Lounge on September 15th, a Friday night as usual. And, as you may have heard, the production of our next CD is in progess. Help make the process go by faster by coming out to the show! We’ll see you this Friday…

AFROSKULL live at the Parkside Lounge
Friday, September 15th, 2006 – 8pm
317 E. Houston St.
NYC

The recording of the next Afroskull CD is finally underway. After a brief six-year delay, we have been hunkered down in the studio this month, laying down the foundation of our next serving of monster funk. Come celebrate this long-awaited development with us on Friday, July 28th, on our home turf: the fabulous Parkside Lounge.

AFROSKULL live at the Parkside Lounge
Friday, July 28, 2006 – 8pm
317 E. Houston St.
NYC

Coming this Friday – it’s the sequel to the all-time classic funk duel –

AFROSKULL VS. THE WILD KOBA II

The ultimate groove-rock ensemble, Afroskull, will gather together once more to do battle with the diabolical multi-instrumentalist prog-rock fiend, Dr. David Kobayashi, better known as THE WILD KOBA.  Our last meeting produced a no-holds-barred evening of scorched earth funk.  This time we are upping the ante with the WORLD PREMIERE of Bill Richards’ tour de force composition “Band Soup,” a lost classic from the Afroskull New Orleans era.  The indestructable funky force meets the immovable rockin’ object:  Afroskull vs. the Wild Koba!

AFROSKULL VS. THE WILD KOBA II
Friday, June 9, 2006 – 8pm @ the Parkside Lounge
317 E. Houston St. (corner of Attorney St.) New York City

Need your monthly dosage of outrageously over-the-top headbangingbootyshakingfunkrock music? Join Afroskull on this Saturday, 4/22. That’s our first gig at the Knitting Factory (in the Old Office space) and the night is part of the huge lineup for the Green Apple Music Festival. We will be pulling out all the stops, as usual. Please come out and help us make a good impression at our Knitting Factory debut!
AFROSKULL live @ the Knitting Factory – Old Office 4/22/06
w/ Nomad, Mohawk Lightning, Urban Sun, Ten Mile Tide, Lack of Knowledge

Show starts at 8pm, our set is at 9pm

For more details and tickets, click here: http://www.knittingfactory.com/calendar.php?date=2006-04-22

Join us this Friday night at 1am for our first performance at Galapagos in Williamsburg. We’ll be appearing with a couple of other great bands in the back room including The Thing In Itself .

AFROSKULL LIVE AT GALAPAGOS
FRIDAY, 6/2/06, 1AM
70 North 6th Street
(between Kent and Wythe )
Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NY 11211

We’re back for our monthly stand at the Parkside Lounge! Join us for one giant set of super-heavy and progressive funk grooves, complete with 3-piece horn section and percussion wild-man Seth Moutal.

AFROSKULL – LIVE AT THE PARKSIDE LOUNGE
Friday, 3/31/06 – 8pm
317 E. Houston St.
New York City

It’s Carnival Time, y’all. Afroskull returns to the Parkside Lounge tomorrow night, and we are primed to give you a Mardi Gras celebration that you won’t soon forget. We’ll rock out on some Meters covers and the usual dose of super funk/rock madness. Our three-piece horn section and percussionist Seth Moutal will be in the house as well.

AFROSKULL – LIVE AT THE PARKSIDE LOUNGE
Friday, 2/24/06 – 8pm
317 E. Houston St.
New York City

Joe and Jason (and half of our expected audience) are flying down to New Orleans the next day so you know the energy will be crazy for this show.

TO OUR FRIENDS IN NEW ORLEANS: Look for us at the Maple Leaf this Sunday night! We’ll be checking out our old pals ‘I Tell You What’ along with Johnny Sketch and the Dirty Notes, and maybe even sitting in for a song or two. Also, listen for Jason on WWOZ this weekend – it looks like he’ll be spinning some old blues and funk records in the wee hours (exact times to be determined).

Laissez les bons temps rouler!

Join us this Saturday as AFROSKULL makes a long-awaited return to Brooklyn. We’ll be playing for the first time at BPM in Williamsburg. We’re doing the late set following a couple of other hard-rockin’ groups:

10:30….Kevin Shea

11:30….Transmission

12:30am….Afroskull

The lineup will again feature our three piece horn section and percussionist Seth Moutal.

BPM is at 237 Kent Ave., between Grand St. and N1St. in Brooklyn…..Train to the Bedford Ave. L stop, walk down to N1 St., take a right and keep going, don’t get worried, you’re entering the abyss, find Kent, hang a left to find #237 and enjoy.

FRIDAY THE 13TH & MORE: And back to the Parkside Lounge we go for another Friday night blowout. Come on down to get down with some spooky monster funk on Friday the 13th, with your favorite 8-piece funk orchestra (and yes, all eight will be there this week).

AFROSKULL LIVE AT THE PARKSIDE LOUNGE
317 E. Houston St., NYC
FRIDAY 1/13/06 8pm

And then join us for the rarest of the rare: a second Afroskull gig within one calendar month! And not only that, but it’ll be a Saturday night set for the late-night crowd — and in Brooklyn no less! We’ll be at BPM on Jan. 21, playing round about midnight following two other groups. And once again, we’ll have all hands on deck – the full three piece horn section and percussionist Seth Moutal.

AFROSKULL LIVE AT BPM (12am)
237 Kent St. (at Grand St. in Williamsburg)
SATURDAY, 1/21/06