Bar Owners that Stiff Musicians

[sevenyearsdown]

You just have to find the right places to play.

Exactly my point. No matter how good a band might be at what they do, it doesn't mean that it'll work at every venue.

[Unknown Eric]

The place closed down, Kenzie's , about six months later.

Oh cripes, I played there once. Awful. People screaming "show us your tits" at our singer. I ended up taking my shirt off, writing "We don't like you" on my chest in marker and freaky dancing like Bez from the Happy Mondays during the last song.

Meeemmmoorrriiiiiieeeeeeessssss...

[Sue]

At one point the people who went to Kendzie's were just the people who had got kicked out of the Niagara Hotel. Which is saying something.

[donkeypunch]

In the Fall was the only time I've ever been to the Niagara for a Celtic Fest pub crawl. We arrived around 3pm. Already about a dozen shit faced people and the 20 that we had. So I hear a drummer warming up...I go in the back and it's a Scorpions cover band...Love at First Sting I believe. I ask him when they go on....he says 10pm....it was 3pm and he was doing a sound check. Lockport New York.