Los Capitanes will be playing this Friday Night at 8:00pm at the Canberra show. The bandstand is right near the entrance so you can't miss it, just follow the sound of us. And you should find us. It'll be a totally rad atmosphere, so bring your $478 Show bags and your industrial fairy floss and enjoy "The show".

Unfortunately Due to Venue Booking Complications Rock Relief the ALL AGES Tsunami Benefit at the Hellenic club this Friday has been cancelled. The good news is however that this means next weeks Canberra Show gig will have to be twice as QUITE EXTRA VERY LARGE (got caps lock?).

Los Capitanes will be cranking some skanking at the Hellenic Club next Friday the 18th February in aid of the Tsunami disaster along with Never in Doubt, Better Than a Poke in the Eye, Epic Flagon, Angus McDeath, Ebola Goldfish, Casual Projects and a whole host of other rad-tacular local acts. Los Cap will be storming the stage at around 11:00, although the night begins at 5:00pm, so make sure you get your moneys worth and rock up nice and early...

So make sure you keep checking the site over the next couple of days for more details regarding next weeks gig, some info on the Canberra Show show and an upcoming gig at Stage 88 with twin Aussie music giants The Whitlams and Killing Heidi...

Saturday's all ages show started off with the eagerly awaited return of Better than a Poke in the Eye. With a fist full of new tunes 'BTAPITE' came out swinging playing to an enthusiastic crowd of crazy eye poking supporters, many of them sporting trendy Poke in the Eye merchandise.

Los Capitanes took the stage with drummer swapping antics-a-go-go and skatalite tributes-a-plenty-plenty. For an afternoon the crowd certainly did go quite mental, after only a few songs the shirts began to fly as a topless crowd ebbed and surged in a sweaty half naked frenzy of skanking and moshing. It wasn't long before ska guru's the Porkers finally took the stage, proving not only is ska not dead but that it is in fact it is barely even injured. The young crowd took easily to the Porkers and skanked verily and merrily.

AT 8:30 that night, Final Warning took the stage and once again delivered a tight set of hard hitting political ska driving the growing crowd into a furious entanglement of flailing arms and legs.

Thanks to everyone who came along and supported the bands and especially those who came to both shows, Saturday was a complete success and we have only youse to thank. Los Cap will be returning to a venue near you soon enough so keep your ears and eyes open for our next gig details...

Park live 05 went into over drive on Australian Day with Australians-a-plenty flocking to glebe park to skank openly and proudly all in the name of skanking openly and proudly. Big word up on the flip side to fill in Los Cap drummer Jimi Moore who played like a man possessed the whole way through the set proving that once and for all the best drummers are those possessed by the Devil and or/ evil Jesus. Muchos thanks must go to Karen and her gang of merry men* for organising the event, a good time was had by all, especially the guy who rushed the stage and flopped out some shirtless free style rap (Is there any other kind??).

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