Dayton, Ohio

In Dayton, we played at one of the largest venues I’ve ever seen, which for a band our size is usually a recipe for disaster. Only a handful of people gathered around the stage to watch our set and with the back of the room nearly 100 yards away it was anything but intimate. Regardless, it was a relatively painless experience, and we played fairly well, so we were happy.

After the show we made for the highway and stayed at a hotel, which is usually out of the question, but since we had no place else to go, and we were tired, it just happened. It was a good night’s rest for everyone and we woke feeling refreshed and ready to eat more junk food, which in Ohio lead us to Waffle House. I will not go into detail on our experience there but I will warn you against ever venturing into this place unless you have a hankering for heart burn.