Paul & Storm will be calling in at
11:00am PST on Thursday, November 17th.

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Paul and Storm will be calling at 5pm PST on Sunday, November 15th.

Paul and Storm (Paul Sabourin and Greg “Storm” DiCostanzo) are known internationally and across the Internet for their original comedy music (often with a “nerd-ish” bent). In addition to their own live performances, they are co-founders of the geek-oriented variety show w00tstock, along with Wil Wheaton and Adam Savage, and co-produce JoCo Cruise. The duo’s original webseries musical, “LearningTown“, debuted on YouTube’s Geek & Sundry channel in January 2013. Also in 2013, their song “Another Irish Drinking Song” was featured in the hit movie Despicable Me 2, and in July had their guitar smashed on stage by George R. R. Martin (and deserved it). Their fifth full-length CD, Ball Pit, came out in 2014, and was the central item of the duo’s wildly successful Kickstarter campaign.

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Paul and Storm will be calling into Desert Bus at 6pm PST Tuesday, November 18th.

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Paul and Storm (Paul Sabourin and Greg “Storm” DiCostanzo) are known internationally and across the Internet for their original comedy music (often with a “nerd-ish” bent).

In addition to their own live performances, they are co-founders of the geek-oriented variety show w00tstock, along with Wil Wheaton and Adam Savage, and co-produce JoCo Cruise Crazy.

The duo’s original webseries musical, “Learning Town“, debuted on Youtube’s Geek & Sundry channel in January 2013. Also in 2013, their song “Another Irish Drinking Song” was featured in the hit movie Despicable Me 2, and in July had their guitar smashed on stage by George R. R. Martin (and deserved it). Their fifth full-length CD, Ball Pit, came out in 2014, and was the central item of the duo’s wildly successful Kickstarter campaign.

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The Doubleclicks will be calling into Desert Bus at 3pm PST on Monday, November 17th.

Angela and Aubrey Webber are sisters who started their Youtube channel in 2011 with a song-a-week project that went on for 6 months. Since then the duo has continued releasing songs on Youtube and CD with songs such as “Nothing to Prove“, “Cats and Netflix“, and “Love You Like A Burrito“.

Just before the Doubleclicks were guests on the show TableTop in Feb 2014, they challenged themselves to write a song about TableTop in which they named all the games that had been played up until that point. They also wrote and performed a song for a LoadingReadyRun video called “Four PS4s“.

Angela plays the guitar, ukulele, and keyboard cat. Aubrey plays the cello. Known for writing songs that emphasize geeky topics they are found performing at conventions, events such as W00tstock, comic shops, game stores, and online.

In 2014 they ran a Kickstarter campaign to raise funds for their latest album, Dimetrodon and 5 weeks of weekly songs. The campaign was funded by more than 4 times what they asked for. This overfunding unlocked additional weeks of weekly songs, the ability for them to purchase new video gear and gave Aubrey the chance to quit her day job so she could work on music full time!

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Molly Lewis will be calling into Desert Bus at 5pm PST on Saturday, November 15th. 

Molly is an internet musician known for playing the ukulele, she also plays kazoo, accordion, stylophone, melodica, and piano. She is currently signed on with DFTBA records, where she released her first EP “I Made You A CD… But I Eated It“.

She earned “Ukulele Video of the Year” on Ukulele Hunt for 2007 for her cover of Jonathon Coulton’s “Tom Cruise Crazy” and won the third Masters of Song Fu competition in April 2009.

In 2011 she performed her song “An Open Letter to Stephen Fry” to Stephen Fry during an event where he accepted the Outstanding Lifetime Achievement Award in Cultural Humanism, given out by the Humanist Chaplaincy at Harvard.

She is a regular performer at W00tstock, has participated in Jonathon Coulton’s January 2011 JoCo Cruise Crazy, and went on tour twice with The Doubleclicks.

The first tour was in fall of 2012 as part of the “Ladies of Ragnarok“, performing 19 concerts. The second tour was in January 2013 consisting of nine shows. Both tours were sponsorted by fans who could buy postcards or t-shirts that would go into covering the musicians travel costs.

She can be found on her own blog, twitter, and youtube.

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