Kilkenny = best festival we've ever played. Five gigs in three days and the audiences got increasingly mental - and they started off pretty mental too. They loved us to bits, we sold loads of CDs, got hugged by complete strangers in the street (and they didn't steal our wallets either..!) Tift Merritt was sitting front and right at our Saturday gig in the Clubhouse hotel after she'd finished her own show, and we hung out with Chatham County Line and the rockabilly dudes from Hillbilly Casino at the (exclusive but not very secret) artistes bar. The weather was gorgeous, we made loads of new friends and other than Kate Rusby showing up and offering herself to me, it couldn't have got much better.

Highly desirable, very collectable.

Download them all now, for free, from the Elvis Fontenot Website

These posters disappear from the walls of venues almost as soon as we put them up.

Help yourself to these pieces of popart history

On 24th February 2007, Paul Asher (accordeon, fiddle and mandolin) was interviewed on NAG Radio, in Queensland, Australia. The slot lasted for nearly an hour and tracks from the new Elvis Fontenot CD were played, the band, their history and memorable gigs were discussed, along with chat about the UK Cajun scene and cajun/zydeco history in general.

Click Here to listen to the complete recording, including all the tracks from the CD, played in full.