Just a reminder to all readers that this coming Saturday, 12 August, is the day Sons Of Nothing will be playing at The Depot in Salt Lake City. This is a don't-miss event.

The Depot is the new United Concerts venue in the old Union Pacific train station building in The Gateway plaza downtown. I also recently found out The Depot is a non-smoking establishment. Very cool!

In addition to a two hour set of tribute to the music of Pink Floyd, we will also be playing selections from the band's original music, some from the new CD, "Clarity," for which this show is the release party. We will also have plenty copies of the CD on hand for purchase ($10/ea).

All the projected visuals and sound effects for the show will be provided by a Linux server we like to call lumen. It's a substantiation, of sorts, of how versatile open source software is.

It's been a while since the band has had a really good show in a traditional Salt Lake City music venue (thereby excluding the arts festival show and last years Gallivan Center summer performance). It's probably been since the last show we did at the old Zephyr Club before it closed down.

Anyway, The Depot looks like an awesome place. I'm stoked.

Come a little early and grab a meal and do some shopping at The Gateway. Make a night of it!