November 11, 2004 - Autumn winds are chillin' but we are hard at work laying down tracks for our first official CD! With engineer Jamie Locke running the digital board, The Paisley Project is getting set to release a compilation of popular tunes from our live shows, and a couple of little surprises as well. Sure to make the cut are tunes like Woodstock, Little Wing, a dance version of Venus, and a sexy presentation of To Sir With Love. Also expect Paisley Fever at a New Year's Eve party set for The Center for Arts in Natick! When we line up a few more gigs we'll post 'em on the site and you'll be the first to know.

May 31, 2004 - Happy Memorial Day! Lots going on - David is now the Exec Director at The Center for Arts in Natick (interim anyway!) and Tom Yates is hosting a Rock and Blues Jam on Tuesday nights at the same location - a great performance space in beautiful downtown Natick. Check our gig listings...we'll be playing at Foxwoods Casino this weekend, and have accepted a gig at the MDC Hatch Shell - opening for Three Dog Night! Greetings from all of us - keep on rockin' and support live music! 

January 5, 2004 - Happy New Year! We had an outstanding time at the Sit N Bull Saturday night, it was a real New Years celebration and the dancers went at it till the wee hours...thanks to all for coming out to see us. Ted at the Sit N Bull invited us to make a regular stop there every other month, so we hope to see you all again sometime in March. Also remember to come down to The Center for Arts in Natick (TCAN) for a dance concert show February 6 at 8:00 PM - it's a fantastic venue, 290 seats and we hope to fill the place! Call early for tickets - the price goes up by a few dollars if you wait till the day of show. 

December 2, 2003 - Hey everybody, how are you?  The Paisley Project is learning some new stuff for our next round of public gigs (we've been doing private parties for a while until we re-emerge at Sit N Bull in Maynard on January 3rd) so next time out we'll be doing some "hard stuff" by The Kinks, The Who, Chi Coltrane, the Stones, maybe even Moody Blues - so please check out the calendar and come out to see us after New Years!   

September 25, 2003 - We hope to see everyone at BILL'S BAR on Lansdowne Street across from Fenway Park, this Saturday night at 9:00pm. Mike Macrides is taking a well-deserved break as drummer for The Paisley Project and we all wish him the best -- so this is our first public appearance with exciting new drummer Mark Grasseschi, who joins us from successful stints with DECADES BY DEZYNE and SOUL CITY. Check it out this weekend!

August 1, 2003 - Everybody's on vacation, relaxing and thinking up new songs to add to the Paisley Project repertoire...hope you're having a fantastic summer! We'll post some news on upcoming gigs in the next week or so. Thanks for the great turnout at Center for Arts in Natick, we've been asked to reappear there soon and are looking forward to performing again in this great venue!

July 17, 2003 - Tonight The Paisley Project was the musical highlight of a great party at the Prudential Center's SKYWALK on the 50th floor, recognizing over 400 catering professionals from around the world...these folks work the party circuit on a regular basis and really know how to get down! An incredible night view of the City of Boston was the backdrop for the band, we kept turning around to see the lights at Fenway Park! Thanks to our friend John Zucco for asking us to play and managing a great event!

June 26, 2003 - The Boston Globe features The Paisley Project in the Globe West section of today's paper (including a nice pic of Linda singing her heart out!)...you can see the entire text of the article here: This band knows the oldies from the first time around

June 16, 2003 - Tickets are now available for our appearance at The Center for Arts in Natick (they call it TCAN, as in "Tee Can") at their brand new 290-seat theatre venue in beautiful downtown Natick. The building is a grand old brick firehouse, completely renovated for use as a performance center. Call the box office at (508)647-0097.

June 1, 2003 - The MetroWest Daily News did a great write-up on the band in today's Sunday edition. For awhile at least, you can see the entire text of the article here: Paisley spark: From remnants of local '70s bands, a supergroup is born

May 3, 2003 - PAISLEY PROJECT will open for the cast of BEATLEMANIA on the City Hall Plaza in Boston on Saturday July 5. What a blast...we promise to do our 'vintage pop' thing and transport everyone to that psychedelic era when you didn't have a care in the world! This free concert is open to the public, we'll post more info as it becomes available.

April 24, 2003 - Your friendly neighborhood PAISLEY PROJECT has been asked to open for TOMMY JAMES AND THE SHONDELLS at Boston's MDC Hatch Shell on June 28! We're really looking forward to a sunny day and a huge crowd by the River Charles...please put this Oldies 103.3 free concert on your summer calendar and come see the show!

April 17, 2003 - The Paisley Project has signed on to perform at the CMA Charity Blues Festival with the James Montgomery Band, with all proceeds donated to Camp Safehaven, a summer camp for children with HIV. The outdoor show is held at the Ashland Fish and Game Club on Ponderosa Road, Ashland, MA.

April 6, 2003 - We're getting ready to play April 26 in one of Boston's hottest new venues, The Blue Sky Grille in Somerville. This is a totally cool club with a large concert stage, gigantic dance floor and great sound. So of course we had to learn a few new tunes...Yardbirds anyone? How about Woodstock?

February 28, 2003 - Paisley Project will headline at The Plantation Club in Worcester on Friday Feb 28. Be sure to come out for the full show - the band is excited about this one!

February 5, 2003 - Paisley Project will perform in a special "Unplugged" show tonight at Ken's Steak House, Route 9 in Framingham, MA. All we know is the show begins around 8:00pm.

January 17, 2003 - Paisley Project appeared January 17th at John Stone's Inn in Ashland MA to another sold-out performance. Such a blast!

January 11, 2003 - Tim Leavitt of the Paisley Project was on hand Saturday at the Framingham Eagles Grill to perform at a benefit for Bruce Howe, bass player and singer for One Way Out, SledgeHamma, and other bands over the last 30 years in the Framingham area. Bruce is waging a personal battle against cancer, and nearly 300 musicians, friends and relatives turned out to support him. Tim joined musicians from REO Speedwagon, The Blue Hornets, and a jam with the original One Way Out band. The place absolutely rocked...outstanding time had by all!