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Antones with Anagen Rock Show Saturday Nov 11, '06

So lucky to be working with the biggest names in Austin, TX ~ The Live Music Capital of The World!

So fortunate to be working with the best Families in Texas! Chey and Mackenzie Hollowell running the show with the help of FreeRangeFamily.com (Kelly, Salem, and Peg) with hard rock'n Anagen!

Opening band Friday Nights rocked the house!

FamiliesRock! Antones with Anagen was a success ~ Families had a great time, kid mosh pit, club and bands happy. Plus we had Jell-O, milk shots, and Shirley Temples!! WooHoo!

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Press Release

FamiliesRock! has arranged an exclusive and early Rock Show for Families with kids at the legendary night club Antones featuring rock band extraordinaire Anagen in Austin, TX on November 11, 2006 from 5pm to 7pm...

Anagen: The Future of Rock
Anagen has drilled an indelible niche into the Texas music scene, blending guttural melodies, crashing rhythms, and jaw-dropping guitar solos. Through their high-energy, overwhelming performances, this four-member outfit transcends esotericism and gives their listeners precisely what they desire to hear. To put it simply, Anagen is everyman's music. Sean Claes of INsite Magazine defined their sound as "Bon Jovi meets Velvet Revolver."

[they have shared] the stage and schedule shows with bands including Warrant, Skid Row, Stephen Pearcy of Ratt, Soul Asylum, Faktion, Slave the the System, Copeland, Molly Hatchet, Double Trouble, Jars of Clay, George Lynch, Fastball, and Dexter Freebish.

In May 2005 the band released its debut album, Long Way Still, to excellent reviews. The self-produced album, mixed and mastered by Mark Hallman(Eric Johnson, Jimmie Vaughan, Ani DiFranco) at The Congress House Studio, is a ten-song, tour de force of power-chord rock. Their single "Fall" is on rotation at Austin's 93.7 KLBJ and is generating sensational reviews.

Come join the burgeoning ranks of Anagen fans and hear the future of rock music. Their debut album title notwithstanding, Anagen may be even closer to success than they may let on.