psychodots summer 2017 shows

Rob sez: "I'm ensconced in my tiny studio recording, mixing, almost staying out of trouble... but a happy heads up: the dots are playing in June. A free outdoor gig in Oxford, OH June 8th, and June 29th we're opening for Marshall Crenshaw y Los Straitjackets at the Southgate House Revival 8pm. I'll provide more info and links soon."

Here it is:

psychodots and Dawg Yawp at the Oxford Summer Music Festival

Date: June 8, 2017
Showtime: 7 P.M. ('dots open)
Location: Oxford Memorial Park, 14 E Park Place, Oxford, OH 45056
Admission: Free
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psychodots and Marshall Crenshaw y Los Straitjackets at the Southgate House Revival

Date: June 29, 2017
Showtime: Doors at 7 P.M., show at 8 P.M.
Location: 111 E 6th Street, Newport, KY 41071
Tickets: $22
Venue info

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psychodots, On the Grid, and Awkwardsville now available on CDBaby and iTunes

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psychodots are Cincinnati, Ohio's premier power pop trio, consisting of guitarist Rob Fetters, bassist Bob Nyswonger, and drummer/multi-instrumentalist Chris Arduser. Born out of Cincinnati's beloved Raisins and the world-travelling Bears, psychodots combine witty, heartfelt songwriting with highly skilled musicianship and electric live performances.

"In a perfect universe, the Psychodots would be millionaires and you'd know all their songs and Justin Bieber would just be some cute kid trying to date your daughter."-Rod Lockwood, Toledo Blade

"It was, in a number of words, a standard psychodots show, which means one of the best shows you'll ever see, local or otherwise. Long may they reign."-Brian Baker, CityBeat