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Eliot’s Birthday Blackout Party

Hydrovibe — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 19:53:35 +0000

Come help us celebrate Eliot’s birthday at The Viper Room on July 9, 2010. Hydrovibe takes the stage at 10:30pm, but get there early to party with us…

Fame Hits Radio

Hydrovibe — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 14:00:26 +0000

Our single is hitting radio stations across North America, and we need all our fans to call and request “Fame” today! We’ve got a list of stations and request lines (with even more coming) at http://hydrovibe.com/radio. Please help spread the word on MySpace, Twitter, Facebook, etc.

We’re Back!

Heather — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 20:14:20 +0000

Well, it’s been a long few months of relative quiet from Hydrovibe… but we’ve been busy little bees getting our album finished and manufactured. In fact, those babies will be delivered to our doorstep very, very soon. Now, the guys and I are working with our incredible team (Orleans Street Records, New Level Graphics, Corporate Punishment, Fat Dot, and TKO) to get all the pieces of the puzzle in place for the album release.

And I’m calling on each and every one of you in our Hydrovibe Alliance to help us out. Spread the word about Hydrovibe and our album “Nothing Left To Lose” …. Get your friends to register on this site or subscribe to our monthly newsletter …. Pre-order the album in August or buy some merch … Donate to our online tip jar … Call your radio station to request Hydrovibe …. and be sure to come to our shows when we tour this Fall!! Because like I say onstage time and time again – Bands are nothing without their fans! And Hydrovibe has the best fans ever!!!

Hurricane Gustav

Mat — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 07:24:20 +0000

Well, it looks like our people down in Louisiana weathered another storm well and are beginning to return to their homes. So far the reports of damages are not too bad…..mostly damages from trees, limbs, and some flooding. Our friends and families are all safe, which is the most important thing, of course. Thank you to everyone who sent us messages of concern and support for our families’ safety! We very much appreciate it and are happy to report that all is well…and will return to normal very soon.

Mat

AFB Radio broadcasts Hydrovibe to Troops Overseas

Hydrovibe — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 03:31:22 +0000

We have always been very outspoken in support of our men and women in the United States Military and we involve ourselves how we can here at home to let them know that their efforts and sacrifices are very much appreciated. We are honored to announce that our music will be broadcast to the troops in Iraq and Afghanistan on AFB Radio (America’s Freedom Broadcast Radio) starting tomorrow. We’ll be featured on TC The Rock Warrior’s radio show from 7AM to 11AM Pacific Time, which is prime time for our troops in Iraq and Afghanistan. Check out AFB Radio for more info.

We are honored to be featured on AFB Radio and are grateful for the opportunity to be a part of such a great thing. Thank you!

Heather, Mat, Eliot, and Phil
HYDROVIBE

Follow us on Twitter….

Hydrovibe — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 08:02:07 +0000

We’ve recently joined up with Twitter – a fun way to connect with friends all over the world. We’ve been posting updates throughout this last tour (see the Hydrovibe Twitter Feed in our sidebar to the right), and have gotten some great replies to our posts! If you want in on the action (who knows… maybe even a Twitter Contest??), then click here to follow the band. And if you’re REALLY into Twittering, follow Mat and Heather too!

Hydrovibe/Saint Diablo Mundorf Benefit Concert

Heather — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 20:19:03 +0000

One of the best things about touring is meeting cool people along the way. Last year at our Hooligans show in Jacksonville, North Carolina with Saint Diablo, we met and quickly fell in love with a very special local family, the Mundorfs. They took Hydrovibe in and extended us their renowned generosity and hospitality that night, and we have grown quite close since. They are an amazing family of seven that I’m very proud to call my friends.

The Mundorfs are widely known for amazing support of touring bands – opening their home to musicians, feeding them and providing a place to relax, re-energize, and regroup while on the road. While not many people know (or would care to know) what it’s like to have 3 bands straggling into your home at 4 in the morning… Keith, Lori and the 5 Mundorf children spring into action serving up food, handing out clean towels, and entertaining us with stories of all the recent shows they’ve been to and the latest bands to join the Mundorf extended family. They are a creative, intelligent, generous and loving bunch, and we are always very eager to spend time with them when we are on tour.

This past Christmas, they were struck with a major tragedy – losing everything in a house fire. Hydrovibe and Saint Diablo joined forces to do what we could to help this family in their time of need. On March 19th, we held a benefit concert to raise money for the Mundorfs. It was truly an honor to share the stage once again with Saint Diablo for such a great cause!

(Heather / Hydrovibe and Tito / Saint Diablo at the concert)

The Mundorf house has become a sort of cross-roads for touring musicians… and we’re very grateful to do our part in helping rebuild this haven they have created out of their love of music!

During the show, Kyle Mundorf made posters for his band Black Bandana (pictured below) and sold them at our merch table. He sold a bunch of them too! Thank you very much to all of you who paid admission, purchased Black Bandana posters, and made contributions to the Mundorf donation jar at our table… all proceeds went directly to the Mundorf family. Your support is much needed and highly appreciated!

Many thanks to the guys in Saint Diablo for their assistance with putting this show together and to Hooligans for hosting the event. See y’all in Jacksonville soon!

xx St. Heather

Freedom

Heather — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 19:41:36 +0000

On tour, we meet all kinds of wonderful people in the military and often hear great stories of heroism and sacrifice. Those stories inspire us and led us to embark on the OPERATION ROCK Tour, which was in dedication to our incredible men and women of the Armed Forces. On our OPERATION ROCK stop at The PowerStation in Macon, Georgia, we met Danielle, who captured our heart. She was set to deploy to Iraq, and we talked about all the men and women sacrificing – leaving their loved ones behind for a purpose far greater than any one person. Danielle is a pilot and is a frequent flier of the not-so-friendly skies over Iraq. She and her fellow military friends at the concert were touched that Hydrovibe was honoring them that night, and she was inspired to fly a United States flag in Hydrovibe’s honor during her next Iraq mission, which she carried out on December 25, 2007.

We caught up with Danielle again this month at our show at The PowerStation, and she presented us the flag she flew over Iraq in our honor and a certificate stating the authenticity. I can’t express how I felt when I looked on the vivid blue with white stars on that flag! To me, it represents every single person who ever took a stand for freedom and has made sacrifices that afford the rest of us the high quality of life we are accustomed to. We all are very humbled and honored to have had this flag flown over Iraq and presented to us. Thank you, Danielle!

xx St. Heather

Join the Community

Heather — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 04:34:47 +0000

As a part of the new Hydrovibe website, you can now interact with us in an all-new online community. If you want to comment on our posts, register here. If you want to stay up-to-date on our website posts, subscribe to our RSS feed. And if you want to join the mailing list, subscribe here.

xx St. Heather

First Crawfish Boil…..EVER?!

Eliot — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 05:33:24 +0000

Wow! Coming from a beach town in Los Angeles County leaves the rest of the country as quite a culture shock. I’ve been to South Louisiana several times by now but every time I get to learn more about the culture, the people, and music. This time we arrive at The Brickhouse in Houma, Louisiana and going into the venue I already know its going to be an amazing show but what came before the show was something I never got to experience before…..a crawfish boil.Only as of a couple weeks ago did I start to enjoy seafood so I was ready to try a little more. Then, I see these things. They’re fully intact creatures! I was kind of scared to pick one up. To be honest, more like horrified but thats okay! I ask Heather how to eat these things. At this point I’m scared to rip the shell off the crawfish before I go on stage (you know, bass playing fingers and all). After taking the tail off I throw the tail into the “bad” pile and hold the body asking Heather, “Now what do I do”? Looks like you eat the meat off the tail. AHHH! I’m not getting it at this point. Maybe 20 minutes later I’m understanding how to do this, really eat this stuff, and LOVE it! This lead me to a new revelation on the South Louisiana culture.Anyones first time down in this area will quickly realize the family, loving, party, eat up and have a good time spirit. Little things like these crawfish boils seem to really contribute to the whole good spirit of South Louisiana. You get together, eat for as long as you can, have fun, then do it again! After all this we go on to hang with great people and play a great show! It gets better every time with new friends, new fans, and new family. I’m pretty sure I had too good of a time but that works for me. I absolutely can’t wait to return back and do it all again!Eliot