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April 13, 2006

The First Annual Irresponsible Journalism Band of the Year Award

And the award goes to...

Kung Pow!

from their bio on their website:

This charisma-charged five piece all-star band features the stunning Megan Bengard on Lead Vocals.

This 'Fredericks of Hollywood' beauty is backed up by the virtuosity of world-class guitarist Paul Brittain, the keyboard magic of Julian Graham, the rock-solid bass work of Adrian Gireaux, and the precision drumming of Chippendale Stacy McClain.

If you've experienced the same old R&B, Beach, or Classic Rock bands and are ready for something really fun and different, Kung Pow! is it! This group combines experience, showmanship, versatility, and variety, making them one of the Southeast's newest and most popular bands. Kung Pow! is non-stop fun featuring songs from No Doubt, Pink, Bon Jovi, Cindi Lauper, Def Leppard, The Divinyls, Madonna, Prince, Blondie, Gun's 'N Roses, and many, many more.

That's right folks, The Divinyls

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Music | By Josiah Roe | 5:09 PM

Comments

jour-anal-ism?

Posted by: gosey at April 13, 2006 6:36 PM

Somewhere, Ken Tynan is having a field day.

Posted by: mesh at April 13, 2006 8:13 PM

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