September - happens to have a lot of gigs.

Scientitions predict a sharp upturn in the number of gigs we have in September. Very much so, yes.

SO, let me take you on a trip into the future as it were. Together with those funky latin jazz crazy hiphoppy fusion guys Casual Projects, the massive All Ages Anonymous festival is entering your sign.

Maybe I have my analogies confused. But I can certainly see a strong indication that you will be there. Enjoying yourself a lot.

Also look out for: Bagster in Belconnen - Sequel to the blockbuster family hit, Havoc 2 at Greenroom with Lamexcuse and (very exciting) Mach Pelican all ages show at Woden Youth Centre on October 6.

(Well well well, I was just about to update the site but Chuck flippin beat me to it. Well done ol' chum, truly I have been bested-Tim)

Name Change: Cuddle-bear and the Softies

That's right, just when you thought we were getting a little bit hardcore, a "light" gigging schedule has caused several Los Capitanes members to fall ill simulataneously forcing us to cancel today's awesome gig at the Greenroom.

Go anyway though, it's gonna be super-awesome-core.

Anyway, henceforth we will be known as Cuddle-bear and the Softies. Expect a new website design soon, featuring pastel pink and blue and a striking cloud and pillow motif. Dave went and bought one of those heart shaped guitars, Chuck has invested in padded safety congas and both Julian and Rob have pre-recorded their parts in a (luckily already padded) studio and will be replace by a tape on stage since their mothers learned how dangerous gigs *really* can be from Today Tonight.

BTW, Tim is Cuddle-bear.

Also, we've played some pretty crazy gigs over the past couple of weeks. Envy Parade and Super Best Friends as well as our caring buddies Strong Like Sam are all awesome. Also, congratulations are in order for Seditious Intent on their radness and for launching an EP, go check all these bands out on myspace right now.

Are there any shows soon?

Yes! There are!
If you're over 18, or bold enough to try to get in anyway, and live in Sydney, you have no excuse not to attend our very own CD Launch show this friday at the Empire Hotel, helping out will be our good friends the Casino Rumblers, Ebola Goldfish and Steppin Razor.

On the very next night we will be having our long overdue debut show in Queanbeyan with Melbourne's favourite angry-minor-ska enthusiasts, Sounds Like Chicken. Head on down to the Queanbeyan Concference Centre for a super-great show this Saturday.

In other news myspace is still going spastic after Strong Like Sam. Thanks to all youse kids for supporting local music!

Oh yeah, I guess the gig tonight will go ok. I mean. They have sold a million tickets.

Yes. One Million. The big one oh oh oh oh oh oh. That's how many tickets have been sold for the gig tonight. Rest assured that photos and awesomeness will be directed towards the internet as they become available.

If you hate everybody who's going tonight and hence cannot attend, or simply did not get a ticket, remember that Saturday with Strong Like Sam at the Sgreenroom will rock as hard - if not harder.

Is it warm in QLD? It's war*mer*...

As anybody in our great pointy north-pointing state (with palm trees) will know Los Cap will be making a triumphant return to the Coolangatta Hotel this weekend, in amongst a romp of Brisbane, the scale of which could be not unreasonably described as "two other shows, one at the Jubilee Hotel - Brisbane and an instore appearance at Skinny's Records".

Those plain words would, however, fail to do justice to the obscene amount of fun that we are preparing to have as we return to the site of "possibly the loudest, brightest, most confusingly porky show ever."

Poster above... and now - Some more talking!

Once upon a time we were in high-school, and when we organised a show, it wasn't just another show, it was like some kind of really important-don't-screw-up-cool-thing. I had forgotten this until I went to Ska-Wars and remembered how awesome a gig you can make with an all-ages crowd. The bands were awesome and the crowd rocked out like never before. Well done organising dudes - it was super-rad.

Don't forget to say "hello" and "you suck" at the myspace site and check out 1000 new gigs.