Foo Fighters, sessions and media

Oh boy we've been having fun lately. On Monday we got the front page page of MX Melbourne, on Tuesday Melb Magazine wrote a piece about us, and on Wednesday The weekly Review had us in an article about the Awesome Foundation.

On top of that we've been loving filming sessions. The Messengers was a hit, going through the city on the 86. Johnny Rock and the Limits was filmed on Wednesday (online this weekend) and we're off again today to film the multi award winning Canadian band Hey Rosetta at 2pm today.

We also have to mention the success we've had in the quest to get Foo Fighters to Jam on a Tram as well. The number on our online petition keeps growing and the support we get from people around us is phenomenal. However, we need to keep at it! If you're not 'attending' the event, please do. And if you haven't invited your friends, please do that as well. We can assure you that we won't rest until we have Dave Grohl & co on a tram in Melbourne.

The Messengers

What a day to record a session! Brendan, vocals/guitar, from the band in question, The Messengers, found it fitting enough to have his birthday the same day as we recorded. Of course we made him a gift (yep, the present in the beginning is his), which we hope he found useful.

Another person to be happy was our filmmaker Hayden; you could almost think it was his birthday too. He had just received a new camera lens, which weighs a tonne but makes a tram with band look absolutely gorgeous.

The session itself didn't want to end. The commuters on the 86 didn't take no for an answer, so The Messengers just had to keep playing, and with the first ever keys on a Tram Session, they didn't disappoint! It was pop, it was blues and it was happy smiles everywhere!