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Yo World,

Hey guys-

As you know Europe has been awesome so far. We love it here. The day off in Amsterdam was supposedly very fun- I missed out however. I wasn't feeling well and needed to rest. But I still loved being there. The people are so nice and it's such a great city. The show last night was a blast too.

So, we're in Zurich right now. Z-town. It's great here and we're excited for another headlining show.  Hopefully our sound mixer won't get a diarrhea attack in the middle of the show again and  have to leave the sound console for an entire song like last time. He's feeling well, so our hopes are high.

On a serious note, things are going well out here and it's been great meeting our fans and friends in Europe. Keep coming out to the shows....they've been awesome and will only get better. Check out the pics.....i'm uploading a few from the dressing room last night.

Matt

Hey there,

I'm sitting on the bus outside the Melkweg in Amsterdam.  We just finished the show and loaded out.  We did a meet and greet, our first one in Amsterdam, actually, our first real meet and greet in all of Europe.  There was a long line of fans, it felt like we were back at home.  I was given two amazing gifts, one of them is a book called "The Bumper Book of Bunny Suicides," and the other gift is a music box with a crankshaft that plays one of my favorite songs, "Singing in the Rain."  The show was intense.  We played a very long set and I got a little tired in the middle of the set.  We closed the set with California Girls by the Beach Boys.  It was cool watching everyone sing along and dance.  It was a Sunday, so we had to work extra hard to get everyone to go nuts in the crowd.  It's a rainy day here.  Ned and I shared a hotel room last night and we couldn't sleep at all.  We were up till about 5:30am, still adjusting to the time change.  I'm eating some banana and peanut butter as I type this.  I'm very excited to get back Holland this summer.  We hope we can play the Ping Pop festival here, but if not, we'll do our own show.  We're about to drive to Zurich Switzerland right now, which is around a 12 hour drive.  Wish us luck.  Later...

-Robert  

Well as you can see from the picture that apple juice went right to my head. We had a great day off in Amsterdam today and checked out the Melkweg (Milky Way), which is where we will be playing tomorrow. Robert, Ned and I started the day out at the Van Gogh museum which was thoroughly enjoyable. Robert got a sticker that said "Van Gogh Expert" on it which he wore most of the day. Also check out the photo section to see the pink hat he got. After the museum we ate some Thai food and walked all around the city with the rest of the guys. So many bicycles! Tomorrow I'm planning on taking a boat up the canal. Two of our bags are still missing after our flights from the States which is a real bummer. Apparently London Heathrow just opened a new terminal and everything is ballistic over there. Hopefully we will get them back soon. Can't really do much without clothing it turns out. Anyhow, hope everyone is doing well and I look forward to seeing all of you soon.

-L Dog

end of tour. robert already summed it up for you. it was a lot of fun. thank u to all that came to the shows. for those of u who skipped out on the shows because ur waiting for our headlining dates, the wait isn't much longer. we're getting close. we gotta hop over to europe for a few weeks, then come back and do some US rooney headlining shows. cant wait. u still with me? u still with us?

Howdy,

I'm laying in bed in my hotel room in NYC.  I got in late last night after the JB show in jersey.  It was the last show of the tour, a very fun and sad night, it's hard to say goodbye to new friends.  On big tours, you become close with all the people working behind the scenes.  It's like a traveling circus family, you see the same characters every day.  It's strange how many people come and go with each tour.  It's weird to be so close with people and then you never see them again.  All and all, the tour was a great experience for us and I'm glad we were able to be a part of it.  At the end of a tour, all the bands prank each other.  It's standard to be pranked, it's the way it goes and you better have a good attitude about it.  We pranked the Jonas Brothers in Atlantic city by wearing bunny outfits on stage and dancing around.  They weren't expecting that.  The next night, Joe wore a gorilla suit on stage to get us back.  It was good fun, a tasteful prank.  It's always good to be original with you pranks.  Now we have 3 days off in the city and then we fly to Germany to begin the next tour.  It's wild to go from one tour to the next with out a real break.  I like it, I feel like I'm pushing myself for what I love.  The other boys are in the city as well.  We're all scattered right now, staying at different places.  I have a lot of friends in the city from when I went to college here, so it's always fun to be in town.  I'm gonna try and get some shut eye, I need the rest.  Happy Easter to all and hope you have a great day!  

-Robert  

Well,
     like all good things this tour is coming to an end and what a tour it has been. The Jonas Brothers have been plotting some kind of end of tour prank, and after our bunny costume extravaganza they'll probably be hitting us HARD. The bunny suits were fairly expensive but we figured that five realistic bunny costumes would probably come in handy again at some point down the road. For all of you Europeans out there, check out our upcoming tour dates and I hope to see you there. We leave for Munich in a few days. Very exciting to be going to Denmark and Sweden for our first time! I am sitting in the hallway of the IZOD center and the security guard behind me keeps drumming on the wall. I'm guessing he's not a professional drummer. I'm also guessing that he may have some kind of obsessive compulsive/attention deficit disorder. But his job is as boring as they come and I'm not about to ask him to stop. Instead I'm going to pack up my computer and go to catering for some food. Life on the road.....

-Louie

happy easter from rooney! we don't normally celebrate but as we were approaching the end of the tour, we felt it a good idea to prank the jo bros via an onstage costume celebration/drum solo. although we felt the prank was a bit of a failure (we accidentlly showed up late as usual and only caught 20 seconds of song), apparently it rocked some boats pretty hard. we were almost kicked off the tour but in a moment of diplomacy, all was set straight. HAPPY EASTER! 

Hey there folks. I'm sitting in the dressing room in Manchester NH, and Robert is jamming to the ELO song Evil Woman. For anyone that doesn't know ELO they are one of my all time fav bands of all time and every time I hear their music I get stoked on life. I highly recommend their album "Out of the Blue." Most people probably have heard their hit "Mr Blue Sky." Be sure to check out our new photos as we have pictures of the Jonas Brothers tech Benjy's birthday which involved a JELLO slip n slide. It reminded me of the show Double Dare. People got slimed. It was great. Well we are on in 8 minutes so I bid you all adieu.
-Lou

hey everybody. how goes it? i've been under the weather the last few days but i've been resting up trying to bounce back. its impossible to not get sick when you're living with ten people in one vehicle. hmmm, what else. after a long running video game ban in our bus, the j bros gave us an x box 360 and matt and i fell hard. we bought gears of war and have been killing aliens for days. i've also been re watching the beatles anthology. i'm enjoying the tour a lot but i guess i'll be ready to move on soon. definitely excited to play some headliners in europe. until next time. ned