Thunder Alley

Bountiful Bowl's Thunder Alley made an awesome venue for our last show of the summer. Black lights, crashing bowling pins, strobes - sounds like a night at the hotel after an AC/DC concert and the perfect place to roll out a few rock tunes. Our audience was receptive and we had lot's of time for an extended set of new music. Those who came to see us had the good fortune of knocking out a few frames whilst simultaneously being our fan club. Thanks to those who made a night of it and came in to support us. Hopefully "The Bowl" will have us back again.

A New Kind of Rock

The Fourth of July has arrived again and one of our favortie concert venues has once again requested our presence. We rambled off a few rock tunes and had a great time doing it. This year we had an extra treat. In addition to having Danny Heslop playing with us for the first time, we were joined by Kali, Mike's oldest Daughter. She was rocking out with her glam pink guitar. She even let Emma play a quick solo with that pink axe.

The Second Danny

We thought that we would need to work as a three peice this year until by happenstance Danny Heslop stopped by during an early rehearsal. He offered his services and we quickly invited him to play solo guitar with us. Danny has lived near Doug Ingram for many years and infact, has spent a number of hours in his home playing guitar with his brother. Now returned from a mission, Danny was kind enough to lend his talents to All In Due Time. Danny was featured in our recent performance in Centerville's 4th of July celebration. We hope to see Danny Heslop on stage with us for a long time to come.

In related news, Dan Youngberg (Mike's brother) will be in Missouri for the summer. It just hasn't been the same without him. We look forward to his return in the fall.

An AIDT First

For several years All In Due Time has tried to break onto the stage at Bountiful's Handcart Days celebration. This was our year and the experience was worth the wait. We fought through some minor technical difficulties and even had to put up with having our set pushed back by the unannounced arrival of Carmen Rasmussen. The weather wasn't helping much either. The heat was excruciating, toping 102 degrees farenhiet by one report. We prevailed though and we might have put on our best sounding most eclectic set yet. We feel gratified by the response from the good citizens of Bountiful and look forward to next year! Check out some early video: Grey Street

Red, White and Rock N' Roll

Our 4th of July performance in Centerville's Founders Park was a pleasant experience for us and it seemed to be a pleaseant one for the audience as well. We played a short set of classic rock ditties that got the crowds toes tapping. Our technical troubles were few and the band rolled with the punches like pros. It was great to see so many of our fans out to support us. Thanks so much for coming out to watch us goof off, especially those who came from long distances. Lastly we want to say thank you to our spouses Jodi, Rachel, Tennile, Brooke and Hannah for thier support and understanding. We'll see you all in Bountiful for the 24th - but that's another post!

Check out these and all other photos and video captures from the 4th of July on the photos page!

The parade, in passing

Our first parade performance was by most every measure a success. Technical issues were minimal, the wait was not unbearable and the parade route not too long. We picked our four best songs and got a good response to most all of them. We saw many friends and fans on the route - thanks for being there for us! It's a rush to hear you cheering. It was also rewarding to see so many people (fans and newbies alike) moving to the music. Mike, Ross and others noted that we need to do the parade again next year. Perhaps we have a new tradition brewing? Click on the comments link and tell us what you think.