Fort St. John's most explosive night of rock n' roll, Rock n' Roll House Party, returns to Egan's on Friday, July 30th!

You don't want to miss this! Milking Chung and Heavy Things are set to rock the pub next Friday and they want you there. Folky Strum Strum from Dawson Creek will also play!

Milking Chung, Fort St. John's favorite hardcore punk band, has the following members: The Infamous (drums, vocals), The Science (guitar, vocals), The Big Green (bass), and The Havoc (guitar, effects). If you wanna check out their heavy rockness, go here. You will not be disappointed.

Heavy Things from Tumbler Ridge will play as well. They list the following bands as influences: Neil Young, Grateful Dead, and Pink Floyd. Expect some straight up heavy rock from these guys! Click here for more.

Folky Strum Strum are difficult to describe, but very easy on the ears. Check out their lovely, twangy, melodic wonderfulness here.

Just in case you weren't aware that Fort St. John is a preferred touring destination for musicians, here's a message from Rob Morfitt of Econoline Crush (seen second from the left):

"On Thursday, June 25, I played my first show since rejoining Econoline Crush in Fort St. John at Egan's Pub. Eleven years ago in Denver, Colorado was the last time I had shared the stage with my band mates. Fort St. John was the first show of a nine date tour across BC and Alberta.

From the word go, the show ROCKED on every level! The staff and promoter at Egan's were kind, courteous, and accommodating before and after the show. The Fort St. John crowd didn't hold back and immediately got up and moved to the stage once we began playing. The exchange of energy between the band and audience was special and welcoming. Many people were going pretty crazy, dancing and jumping to the music throughout the set. This kind of action on my first show back was just what I needed to dig into and deliver the goods.

We hung out after the show to sign autographs and say hello to everyone. It was a pleasure to see that everyone had enjoyed themselves so much. When people asked on the tour how it was playing all the way up in Fort St John, I didn't hesitate in telling them that it was so awesome that we would definitely be making a regular stop in Fort St. John on our future tours.

Best,

Rob"