Ten foot BIG: Press

Ten Foot Big is a fun band to go see live. These guys make sure everyone in the place is up and having a good time. These guys will play a large amount of popular music and will hit something that everybody will enjoy. Most of the music Ten Foot Big plays is going to be along the Dave Matthews Band type of stuff. However, Ten Foot Big will even slip in some acoustic rap songs. And let me tell you, The Cambo greatly appreciates this. Not only do they do some of Snoop Doggs Gin and Juice, they do it well. Ten Foot Big also will do a couple of other popular rap songs in an acoustic way and it is something you need to hear for yourself. However, most of their music is going to be what most people would call 'alternative/top 40' stuff. That is fine too, because these guys to an excellent job at this as well. The few times The Cambo has seen these guys live, the crowd is always having a great time. People are always up and dancing, and there are usually some pretty hot women who are at their shows, another strong plus for these guys. Hey, these guys are just plain fun and besides putting on a good show they are good guys. So if you want to go out and have a good time with a fun band, these guys will not disappoint.

2006 AVP Crocs Cup Cincinnati Open Announces Music Entertainment Lineup

Ten Foot Big and Kate Voegele to perform on Saturday night

CINCINNATI (OH) Two music acts have joined the lineup at the 2006 AVP Crocs Cup Cincinnati Open with separate performances scheduled.

The band Ten Foot Big and singer/songwriter Kate Voegele have been selected to perform before, during match breaks and after the matches on Saturday night, Sept. 1.

Voegele, 19, is a freshman at Miami University where she is focusing on Art and her music career. Her song “Only Fooling Myself” recently won the Pop category of the 2005 USA Songwriting Contest, the youngest artist ever to win. The Bay Village, Ohio, native has performed at several high profile events including two Farm Aids featuring Dave Matthews, Willie Nelson, Neil Young and John Mellencamp, a showcase at the Midwest Music Summit in Indianapolis and a performance at the NBA Rhythm and Rims event in Chicago.
Ten Foot Big, one of the hottest and most popular local bands in the area, has a play list that includes a mix of cover songs as well as original songs. The quartet of Todd Fowler (Lead Vocal & Acoustic Guitar), John Benham (Vocal & percussion / Drums), Mike Theobald (Bass) and Jimmy Nulsen (Piano & Organ) have been compared in sound to other acts including Guster, Jackopierce, Dispatch, Jack Johnson, Ben Harper, Phish and Dave Matthews.

The AVP Pro Beach Volleyball Tour returns to Greater Cincinnati over Labor Day weekend Aug. 31-Sept. 3 for the prestigious season-ending finale of the AVP Pro Beach Volleyball Championship Series at the Lindner Family Tennis Center in Mason, Ohio.

For more information and updates on the 2006 AVP Crocs Cup Cincinnati Open visit www.mustseeavp.com.

2006 AVP Crocs Cup Cincinnati Open Sessions
Thursday Aug. 31 – 8 a.m.-6 p.m. (Qualifiers- free to all)
Friday Sept. 1 - Session 1 - 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. (Men and Women all day playing)
Friday Sept. 1 - Session 2- 7:30 p.m. -10 p.m. (Men and Women playing)
Saturday Sept. 2 - Session 3 - 9:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. (Men and Women playing, but Men's Final live on NBC from 4:30 p.m. - 6 p.m.)
Saturday Sept. 2 - Session 4 - 7:30 p.m. -10 p.m. (Women only playing)
Sunday Sept. 3 - Session 5 - 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. (Women only playing with Women's Final on NBC live from 1:30-3pm)

About the AVP

Organized in 1983, the AVP Pro Beach Volleyball Tour is the most popular and respected beach volleyball organization in the world. Featuring more than 150 of the top American men and women competitors in the sport, the AVP stages events throughout the United States. All tournaments are televised live (or same day) on either Fox Sports Net or NBC Sports. Pro beach volleyball is one of the most exciting and fastest growing sports on the planet. In 2004, AVP athletes successfully represented the USA during the Olympics in Athens, Greece, by bringing back a gold and bronze medal - the first-ever won by U.S. women.

Contacts:

For ticket inquiries, sponsorships and additional event information:
Mario Cicchinelli (513)794.4174 mario@reachusa.com
Jennifer Frost (513) 794-4172, jcarroll@reachusa.com
Brad McCoy (513)794-4173, bmccoy@reachusa.com

For media inquiries:
Ed Letsinger (513) 794.4177, eletsinger@reachusa.com

Regional fave The Party Source Party in the Park starts April 20

2005 Band Schedule:
April 20
Ten Foot Big

Summer is on its way and that means one thing: The Chamber’s popular The Party Source Party in the Park series is set to kick off a new season of “rockin’ the river.” The region’s favorite after-work event, The Party Source Party in the Park features the hottest bands and coldest Miller Lite in town. Parties are held at from 5:30 to 10:30 p.m. on alternate Wednesdays at Yeatman’s Cove Park. The Party Source Party in the Park features the best-looking bartenders anywhere – the National Champion University of Cincinnati Dance Team.
For more information, visit party-in-the–park.com.

Region's No. 1 party kicks off this month

2006 Band Lineup:
June 7 ..... Ten foot BIIG

Spring is in the air and that means that it's time for Cincinnati USA's fvorite after-work event - The Party Cource party in the Park - which kicks off April 19.

The Party Source party in the Park features the hottest bands and the coldest beer in town, served up by the National Champion University Dance Team.

parties are held at from 5:30 - to 10:30 p.m. on alternate Wednesdays at Yeatman's Cove park.

New for 2006, The Party Source Party in the Park has its own blog – partyinthepark.blogspot.com. Stop by and post the wild, wacky and – sometimes – wonderful things you see, hear and do at The Party Source Party in the Park.

Party in the Park
Yeatman's Cove Park, Downtown at Pete Rose Way and Eggleston Avenue
(513) 579-3124
http://www.party-in-the-park.com/
Free
6/7/2006
5:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m.

Midweek after-work outing featuring Ten Foot Big, whose offerings range from the Barenaked Ladies to U2 and loads of other popular hits in between.

Get over the hump at the party that's been rockin' the river for 29 years. Enjoy ice-cold Bud Light, sizzlin' sounds from Ten Foot Big and a couple thousand of your closest friends. It's The Party Source Party in the Park, where anything can happen (and probably will.) Brought to you by The Party Source, Bud Light and KISS 107 FM.

Give Back Cincinnati - 5th Annual Holiday Party

When: Thursday, December 07, 2006
Time: 7:00:00 PM - 11:00:00 PM
Location: GameDay Cafe
Description:

Give Back Cincinnati achieved incredible things in 2006 and celebrated at Game Day Cafe. The members and volunteers braved the cold weather and enjoyed great company, food, drink, and music by TEN FOOT BIG.

Event Detail:
Let's celebrate the accomplishments of 2006! The members and volunteers of Give Back Cincinnati have achieved incredible things this year and it is time to get together and celebrate.

The party will be a Winter Wonderland at Game Day Cafe on Pete Rose Way. For $10 you'll get great food and great drink specials, and live music from TEN FOOT BIG, as well as free parking provided across the street. Buy your tickets below and be sure to tell your friends, family and co-workers to mark their calendars and get their tickets, too! Attire is holiday/business casual.

... “The last few years I was in college I worked full-time at this little Irish pub for one of the greatest men alive, the father of many, on top of working part-time at another job. Then it was the spooky work. I finally started having a really great time there when the music got better a few months before I graduated college. We got a digital jukebox and new bands started playing, like Ten Foot Big, who ended every night with Crazy Game of Poker. Every single night I would jump up right in front leaving the bartenders who weren’t busy anyways dancing with a kindred soul, this song that just seemed to pick me up and let me float in the sky. I almost cried, but didn’t when I looked up the lyrics online because I never could understand the band when they sang the chorus and thought of the day when I was eight and did cry when I had to sing Little Drummer Boy with a group of kids in music class. I was staring right at the teacher and tears were flowing from my eyes, I didn’t know why, and I didn’t care if anyone next to me saw me or made fun of me. ...