The Painted Badger Pub welcomes us back into her embrace, ensuring the legacy of Hawkwood still continues, even 7 hours away.

If there's every any doubt about who to blame when things go wrong, you can't go wrong with blaming John Crow the Cook.

The band welcomed everyone to the Kings Stage by making them get up and dance with us. Because the Bilge Pumps never dance alone.

In the true pirate fashion, we refused to do any Louisiana songs and went straight to Canadian songs... like "Farewell to Nova Scotia".

Splice cross dressed in the name of entertainment. Something that's been done since the caveman days, we're sure.

So many of our shows end up with a scene like this.

Our buddy Grace O'Malley made us do "Barrett's Privateers" every morning right after brushing our teeth. Oh, and she made us brush our teeth.

Pirates and ninjas, two natural enemies rarely seen in the wild at the same time.

The Bilge Pumps and the Whiskey Bay Rovers took the first two Saturdays created the first Pub Sing in LRF since the great ice storm of 2000.

Maroon the Shantyman got to unleash his inner child by firing the scorpion at a nearby booth.

Some sort of a twister must have hit the band for something like this to happen.