Having been on a musical roller-coaster over the course of their career as musicians, it was awesome to see one of Louisville’s favorite alt-rock-hip-hop-country bands perform. They opened their set with an instrumental version of Black Sabbath’s “Iron Man” and then right as you thought they were about to cover the song, Tuck, Dylan, and Demi ran onstage and led the band right into their own song “One Shot.” “Wow,” I thought to myself. These guys rock more then they rap. They even took time out to wish they’re mama a happy birthday. See, they’re good southern boys.

VilleBillies & The Twin Spires – Photo by Jason Ashcraft

VilleBillies onstage – Photo by Jason Ashcraft

Big Bird made an appearance again – Photo by Jason Koerner

At their post-show press-conference the VilleBillies announced an up and coming 3rd album with a yet-to-be-determined release date, but possibly by fall. As they joked about they’re own slight dysfunctionality as a band, they hinted the possible album title name as being Dysfunctional Family.

At their post-show press conference – Photo by Jason Ashcraft

The guys also commented on their recent audition and filming for their own reality TV show, which was to be titled “The Beverly VilleBillies.” In short the band described the entire process as the producers wanting to mis-represent their persona in a negative way. As Demi explained it, “If reality TV was actually ‘reality TV’ then we could have done the show. But it wasn’t and we said no.”

(Read my 2009 interview with the VilleBillies’ Demi Demaree here)

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The Villibillies of Louisville performed their new song ‘Talk to Me’ just before they took to the stage at HullabaLOU. They are self-releasing the song. (By Matt Stone, The Courier-Journal)

Villebillies “Flask and a Gun” out takes. from Melted Clock Studio on Vimeo.

A little footage form the making of Villebillies “Flask and a Gun”.
Flask and a Gun was shot in its entirety at Waverly Hills Sanatorium in Louisville, Ky.
The decaying landscape makes for an erie backdrop as the Villebillies perform their song “Flask and a Gun” off their latest album “From the Belly of the Beast”

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