mean we went on tour and were not able to bring our production team with us. We came back home and had lights again and it makes such a huge difference. The visual component makes it so much more of an experience for the audience. With all of the lights you can kind of get lost in all of it and become part of the show. BS: I think it is really important as well. I agree with that to an extent. When we have the lights and we have everything going it is a certain vibe and a certain experience. On the other hand, when we are playing like at a bar in Cincinnati with no production that brings a whole different vibe. It is much more raw and rock and roll. Both vibes are great and they both bring something different to the table. We can cater our sets towards what type of night it is production-wise. Bottom line is we like to try different things and always keep changing up our live experience. So what can we expect from you guys next? BS: We are actually as a band making a transition. We are all moving to New York City. So that is the big thing going on right now. I am actually back east right now trying to figure some stuff out. MG: I am hoping to move out by mid to late January. We are doing our holidays at home and then jetting over to