The Waybacks are happy to have you tape their shows. Once you've done so, pass along a copy to a friend or someone who might become one, and encourage them to do the same. If you're extra ambitious, feel free to post shows to the Live Music Archive at http://www.archive.org.

Pass along our tour schedule, particularly to friends who live elsewhere.

If there are music sites on the Internet that you dig and think they should have Waybacks music for download, streaming or just online listening, let us know and we'll get our tunes uploaded so someone else can download them.

Any other ideas to get the word out are appreciated and encouraged. Tell a friend, tell a stranger, tell a town. We welcome your feedback and your help! So, if it sounds good, sign up now.

To become a Waybacker, just fill out the form below (please complete all fields) and SUBMIT. Our master street team manager, Erik, will get in touch to let you know when we'll be in the neighborhood. Thanks!!

Request your local radio stations to play The Waybacks. If they tell you they don't have our music, get us their info - station name, address, dj, name of program - and we'll send it to 'em right quick.. Of course, not every station is likely to play our kind of music, but there are plenty who are. So, use your discretion and we'll follow through.

If we're headed to your town to play a show, we send you posters and/or flyers and ask that you post them in conspicuous places that won't annoy anyone. There are some basic places to do this and good rules of thumb to follow.

Good places to post and flyer: Any Public Areas where posting bills is acceptable, College Campuses, Record Stores, Book Stores, Cafes and Gathering Places of All Kinds. Be as creative as you like but respect local ordinances and don't do anything that would get you or us in trouble.

Storeowners will often let you put posters in their windows if you ask kindly. These are great postering locations, as the posters stay protected from the elements, local authorities and random poster collectors.