In light of this, we are looking for a new drummer and a keyboardist to finish out Bus Seven's lineup. If you or someone you know is interested, please check out the Career Page, where all the details are listed about what the job description is, contact info, and trying out. 

In the meantime, Bus Seven will still be playing shows, and will have "fill-in" drummers until we can settle on someone for good. We're looking forward to the future and happily await the arrival of our new band members. 

Peace to you. 

-Bus Seven

God is moving mightily in this New Year and we are so energized at the thought of new opportunities to show His love through music. Keep an eye out for the event schedules and times, we look forward to worshiping with you really soon. 

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Bus Seven is releasing their first full-length album, "Songs From The Neighborhood," on Oct. 28 @ Gator's Croc&Roc in Dallas' West End (go to the Shows Page for directions and info). Come celebrate with family, friends, and special guest artists Chelsea Ashton and Tyler Hook

The party will be on the roof--crisp autumn air and a great view are simply too good to pass up--and feel free to order food and drinks from the restaurant downstairs. Then, pick up a copy of the new album and enjoy a night of incredible music. Bus Seven can't wait to see you there! 

Be sure to keep up to date with us by liking us on Bus Seven's Facebook Page. We'll let you know about the arrival of new tour dates, music videos, special events, and more sweet stuff.

Once the album is released on Oct. 28, you'll be able to purchase it on Bus Seven's iTunes Page.  

Come jam with us in down town Cedar Hill at Walk The Light Arts Festival. We're super excited to be playing at it! If you want to hear excellent music, see great fine art, and see some incredible dancing (I think there are some fire breathing people too!) then come on out on July 30 at 5pm. Go to the shows page to get directions. See you there.

You can listen to the 3 tracks from the EP on the music page.

Bus Seven is so close to finishing the recording they can taste it! The guys are definitely looking forward to holding the final product in their hands (and getting to invite fans to the release party!). Frank Hames' studio is sure busy the next few weeks as the final electric, bass, and vocal parts are laid down. There's a heavy anticipation hanging in the air of what's to come for the first full length album from Bus Seven as the guys continue to practice their show week end and week out. But as the groove and instrumentation get tighter, there's a funny feeling between the members that somehow this humble little album will draw some mighty big attention somewhere on down the road.  If they keep getting the attention that songs like "There's This Woman," and "Prosper," are drawing then I don't think they'll need too worry much about obscurity.

By this time of year, most people discover two things: they either love or hate college basketball and their New Year's resolutions lasted about as long as a 16 seed's stint in the NCAA tournament.  Thankfully, there will always be a new season; an opportunity to start things fresh.

The boys from Bus Seven have experienced many "firsts" this season.  Before you ask... No, it's not the cracking of our voices or hair growing in weird places (although Kenneth's beard is pretty impressive).  We've begun recording the first official Bus Seven ALBUM!!  Hopefully, you'll check out some of the photos from our recording session: click on 'PICS' or check 'em out on Facebook.  We've had a blast pushing ourselves, both through musical creativity and collaboration!  We've got a few more sessions in the studio, and then it's off to mixing, mastering and post-production.  We're just as excited as you are to hear the finished product.  God is good!

Bus Seven has also now had it's first official photo shoot!  That means we didn't have to run around town looking for cool places to take pictures of each other.  One of the benefits of being in a band is photographers take photos that make you look MUCH cooler than you actually are.  Exhibit A:

The photo, thanks to Doyen Rainey, is thoughtfully created and beautifully crafted.  And Colin and his bass just happen to be in it.  Check out Facebook to see more of the pics!!

Another new experience for Bus Seven will be playing our first gig!!  We'll be performing at the Methodist Children's Home in Waco, TX this weekend.  We're proud to be working with an organization that "offers hope to children, youth and families through a nurturing, Christian community."  Check out their website here.  We also look forward to meeting the 200+ youth who'll be attending our concert!!  We'll post again after the weekend's festivities.

One final first... Bus Seven ate at a place called Burger Island in Mesquite, TX.  They serve the BIGGEST burger we've ever seen!  Check it out here.  Peace!

We had plenty to discuss and practice along with John's perfectly prepared breakfast of eggs, toast and coffee from Ethiopia, and I'm looking forward to sitting down and working out the details of a new album. For me, this is a dream come true--literally. I had dreamed of this day: to see at least four musicians of the highest caliber sitting around and talking about the future of Bus Seven--laughing, tuning, telling stories of Native American war songs put to techno beats (which is true). We'll keep you posted on what's next.

After practice and after a needed break, John and I headed to play a benefit concert at Generator Coffee in Garland, TX. It's funny, but out of the four or five shows I've played there I think all have been benefit concerts. I don't know what that means, but I'm just stating a fact. It was also great to see the organizers of the concert again--Matthew and Hannah. They're engaged now, and it was news to my ears, so I congratulated them and later, after the show thought, "If I ever hear of someone else getting engaged, I'm going to at least buy them a drink or something--right on the spot. There's not much else better to celebrate on this side of eternity!"

-Jairus

Camp Bandina makes audible rain before and after Bus Seven's "Crashing Wave."

John and I had a completely wonderful time down in Bandera, TX! I've played Crashing Wave many times, but this was my favorite of them all by far!

We'd like to give a big thanks to James McAdams for allowing us to come out.