As you know from last week, we have two new interns starting this week. Without further adieu, please give a warm welcome to our second latest Booking and Productions intern, Nathaniel Noton-Freeman!

5 Questions With an Intern!
1) What’s your name and what year are you?
Nathaniel Noton-Freeman. I’m a senior at Clark.

2) What are you at Clark for?
Music Theory/Composition, though I’ve spent a lot of time in audio production and guitar performance, as well as music history.

3) Name 3 bands you love right now, 2 foods that you think are delicious, and 1 activity you currently enjoy doing.
Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza, The Safety Fire, and Veil of Maya.
Coney Island hot dogs and Perogies.
I’ve been getting into recording and mixing pretty heavily lately.

4) What are you hoping to get out of this internship? What are you most excited about for the internship?
Networking! Connections! I play in a band that hopes to start gigging soon, and I want some more insight into how setting up shows actually works.

5) Anything to promote or name drop here?
I’ll have my own self-produced album up on whorl.bandcamp.com in a week or two!

We’re getting quite busy over here at Honor Roll HQ. We have two new interns starting this week. Without further adieu, please give a warm welcome to our newest Booking and Open Road Festival intern, Adam Kleger!

5 Questions With An Intern!
1) What’s your name and what year are you? Adam Kleger – Graduate Student

2) What are you at Clark University for? BA- Psychology, History minor. Masters of Science in Professional Communications

3) Name 3 bands you love right now, 2 foods that you think are delicious, and 1 activity you currently enjoy doing.
a. Porcupine Tree, Knife Party, Big Gigantic. b. Lamb Vindaloo, Jambalaya. c. Going to concerts

4) What are you hoping to get out of this internship? What are you most excited about for the internship?
I am hoping to gain experience in working with/promoting/managing and booking bands. Additionally, I hope to help and play a strong role in the organization of the Open Road Music Festival, focusing on expanding the festival’s audience to more college students through specific music/art and other attractions. I am really excited about sharing my thoughts and ideas for potential bands/other talent, sponsors and vendors for Open Road/Honor Roll Events. Additionally, I really look forward to listening and discovering lots of new and excellent music along the way.

5) Anything to promote or name drop here? I’ve attended nearly 200 concerts and I hope to attend 1000 before I die.

Marcus is gearing up to leave to Tour Manage Herra Terra for a month long tour from Boston to Austin and back (3/3 – 3/30). Honor Roll has played a vital part in the booking of this tour. HT has a few showcases down in Austin for the annual SXSW Festival. Check out the dates below and let us know if you’ll be in the area. Come out and have a drink with us!

We’re gearing up for 2011 with some big things in mind! We’d just like to say thank you to everyone who came out to a show this year and all the bands we’ve booked. In 2011, we’re looking to get a new website (including a Blog with free tips!), another Open Road Music & Arts Festival to happen in Worcester, and many more great local shows!

Happy Holidays to you and your families! See you in 2011!

We’re busy planning our first annual and fully sustainable Open Road Music and Arts festival at Institute Park in beautiful Worcester, Massachusetts on September 4th, 2010. Bands will be announced shortly, so check out the website and get informed.

What do you normally do on Thursday nights?
Well, on Thursday, April 22nd, that will change. Come out to Tammany Hall to check out some great Boston bands and 1 awesome central MA band. On the rock n roll burner we have Attack The City, The Art of Attraction, Tomorrow’s War, and Await Rescue. Doors are at 9pm and its $7.

Be warned: you may start singing along to these bands by the end of the night.

You can RSVP on Facebook here.