Twin Falls, Idaho is one of those strange towns where you wonder why anybody hangs around. You may even wonder why anybody showed up. Originally, it must have been a day’s ride from somewhere else and allowed an easier pass across the Snake River Canyon. Today’s modern bridge that spans the gorge is huge. Some one must want to go somewhere.

So what is Bogus Slogan doing playing the Brice Theater? Obviously a paycheck of some kind, but music is universal and even a backwater needs fresh run off. I think Bogus Slogan tour manager Terry “White Bread” Pressner said it best as he stepped from the bus, “”Where the %$&#@* are we? &$*#(@, did that %#^&**@! bus driver screw up? &^#%@*?”

(Pressner is a colorful guy).

Well the concert was a great event. Earlier, about 100 kids skipped school; stood outside in the KTTF parking lot waiting for the band members to finish their interview with station DJ Matt “Hammerlock” Stentel. Stentel had submitted a petition with 5,000 unique signatures demanding Bogus Slogan play Twin Falls. It worked. In the interview, Hammerlock admitted that he forged all but one (his own) of the signatures. It had taken him only 3 vacation days. Gotta love your BIC.