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This is a weird bill.

A Wilhelm Scream
1000 Degrees
Head

It looks like A Wilhelm Scream has a pretty big following. 1000 degrees is an Italian band touring with them.
Don’t worry AWS fans, our set is only 20 minutes long.

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OMG! I found the club on the internets!

L@@k!

It looks like we’re playing with Siena Italy’s own, The High School Dropouts.

Find out more about them here

Here is a picture of Sarzenello Castle, La Spezia, Italy. Not to be confused with
the Wizard’s Castle in Edmonton Ontario, Canada.

I’m sure we’ll be walking up this hill as well. It was in our contract that the majority of our shows be either on the water or in the Alps.

I was hoping to find this before the trip. From Marky’s Ramones Raw video.
Dee Dee talking about what happened with an Italian fan.

Please come see us play in Villadossola. Anyone in the greater Seattle area shouldn’t have trouble getting there. Just drive to the Italian Alps. Apparently there are around 6,000 people that live here. It’s patron saint is Saint Bartholomew. Saint day is held on August 24. I bet the locals go nuts.

Here is a picture I found of the stage.

This is located there too.

I wouldn’t be surprised if we walk over to it when we’re there.

Maybe we should just skip the show and walk around instead. Look at this place!

This promises to be one for the books. We’re excited to be opening for Genova’s finest Ramones cover band “Ramoni”!

Here are some action shots. Please L@@K!

Is the eagle holding on to a shake weight?

Oh wow! An old fashioned! I haven’t had one of those in a long time! ~ Randy Marsh

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Couldn’t find any club info. Not sure what the address is either but here’s a photo of the city.

The club is in the old building with the red roof. You can’t miss it. We hope to see you there!

Well, I can find next to nothing on the club that we’ll be playing at but I can tell you this- Head loves salty water. And if you are looking for salty water, you need look no further than our good friends in Salsomaggiore, Italy. Due to its sodium content, the mineral water of Salsomaggiore belongs to the salty waters, done up just right in the bromo-iodine-salt variety. Nice! A hypertonic and cold water extracted from artesian wells, 800 to 1,200 meters deep, at  temperature of 16°C and at a density of 16° on the Baumé scale, which I believe is equivalent to approximately 11 grams of salt per litre.

For all you Head fans who like it salty, this is the destination for you!

Come join us for a soak, won’t you? Don’t be shy. Afterwards you can come down to the Devil’s Den and see us play a set of traditional Ramones-clone music that the locals love so much.

That is all happening Sunday April 1st at the Devil’s Den in Salsomaggiore Italy.

here’s a map to the club (I think)