This Friday night at the Weston Creek Community Centre Los Capitanes is gonna be playing a throbbing fistful of brand new never before heard songs (brand new and never heard before new before EVER) Let the jubilation plus etc. ensue.

So come on down and sample some of our dirty new ear candy as well as some very hip stylings from top Melbourne punk acts Wishful Thinking and Know Exit as well as dead tough chick rockers The Gingers.

The night begins at 7:00pm, costs $10 and is VERY all ages. Never in Doubt aka 'those cool guys' are playing as well. So come.

Also don't forget to check out some of the pics from our last couple of shows, some them are quite the 'photos'.

Los Capitanes would like to thank everyone who came down to Commonwealth park on Saturday night to see Los Cap Sandwiched between two Aussie pop icons. It was truly an amazing feeling to experience real professionalism first hand, hopefully none of it has rubbed off on us.

We've got some brand spankin' new gigs coming up with extra spank real soon, so keep an eye on the gig section for details. Or I could just put some dates below to save you the time...

1st April ALL AGES $10 @ Weston Creek Community centre w/ Never in Doubt, Wishful Thinking (Melb) and The Gingers (Melb)

10th April ALL AGES @ ??? w/ ??? (This gig is part of Youth week and will be massive, we'll let you know more details when we know them)

16th April we start work on our first full length album...

Oh yeah I almost forgot; the gig is totally free.

Next Saturday (12th March) Los Capitanes will be 'avin it large at Stage 88 in Commonwealth Park to help celebrate Canberra's birthday (or something) along with Killing Heidi, The Whitlams, Haley what's her face from Australian Idol and two people we're certainly getting very excited about... Bob the Builder and Humphrey B Bear! This night is gonna be absolutely HUGE, even more huge than some other thing! Los Cap will be kicking off at around 6:00 and the whole night is completely free so come along and dance like mad-dawgs (not to be confused with the tap dancing sensation 'Tap Dogs') and show Canberra that ska is alive and skanking...