Thanks to Tony and Alison for spending New Years with us.

Nobody sticks The Score in the corner!

Walter minimized his kit, but maximized his sound!

Dapper Jerome crushes the harmonica solo.

Great crowd the whole night through.

3..2..1..Happy New Year!

Thanks Dan for sitting in for some songs. Step in anytime!

Bella absolutely rocked the joint on Sweet Home Alabama!

You're Gonna Rock!

Thanks to Tom for hooking us up with the great people of Suffield.

Guest singers are always welcome at a Score show!

Can you tell it was a 1920s theme party?

Gangsters and flappers know how to party!

Go Sax-Man Tom

Setting up the stage.

Making a set list and checking it twice.

Finally! It's time to play!

The band welcomed Dave Allen who subbed for Dave Gager.

There's no better way to end a long day of meetings than dancing to The Score!

Jeremy knows how to get the crowd rockin'.

Bono Jennings. I think we found our new look!

We would also like to thank David Blodgett

The rock band on the Titanic.

Walter, Hat 1

Walter, Hat 2

Walter, Hat 3!!

Thanks for bringing us dessert!

They brought us strawberry shortcake with mint for dessert. MMMMM...Mint

Waiting to be called to perform, while we sit in the Foyer at Renbrook.

Looks like this will be a fancy gig.

Dave looks everywhere for more wires.

Jeremy going over the set list.

Either Bono is our new drummer, or Walter drove his Stutz-Bearcat to the gig.

"Superstition" gets 'em dancing.

Show # 100! Hope you were there for the celebration.

Congrats to Dawn on her engagement! The cake was great!

Thanks to the crew from Suffield for joining us at The Blackboard!

Thanks to Jen Roggi for singing a couple of songs with us. What a voice!

Thanks to Anthony Brancato, we got a plaque for sponsoring his winning car!

Even after 100 shows, Matt can still get some serious air! I wonder what song was playing?

Great Horny Toads!

And this was just the first song.

Kevin & Cate - two of our biggest fans.

Billy guest stars on "Can't You See".

The Blodgetts get photobombed!

Is he really 21? That means I'm....old!

Blue Back Square - October 8, 2010

Another great crowd, and a perfect night for an outdoor gig.

Playing a solo for mom and dad.

Pre-wedding set up at The Lace Factory - Deep River, CT

"Spot, set up my drums over there!"

I know bridal dresses have trains...but...

Doin' what we love.

This young Score fan was a great dancer!

Jeremy...He sings. poses for pictures, and advertises the band. Talk about multi-tasking!

Dancing it up at Murphy's.

Fins up everyone!

Tony, the band's official photographer, working another show.

Kent Blodgett sat in on guitar for a few songs.

Dave Blodgett was SO happy to be playing with brother Kent. Rock on, boys.

Walter...what can be said...

Lisa, Ann and Linda, all friends of Tom's since pre-school, came out for a show!

Tim and Amy helped out on tamborine, with the best seats in the house.

Priam's finest wines. What a treat!

Thanks to Cate, Kevin and Marcia for joining us at the winery.

Tom gets the crowd going.

Marcia and Emma enjoyed a beautiful day at Priam.

After 75 miles, even the bikes were tired!

Our new tamborine section.

Some of the crowd that biked and danced throughout the day.

A beautiful day to play outside!

Is this a bike race or a hay ride?

Tom gets a pre-gig massage!

So does Dave!

After the massages, we were fed a delicious lunch. It's good to be rock stars!

Time to get down to business.

Thanks to Evan Bellman who subbed for Dave Gager.

Part of the big crowd enjoying great food and great music.

We even got a wine tasting after the show.

Host Wallace was nice enough to give Emma a ride!

Yes, Cate and her mom did a jello shot together!

The Traveling Danburys open the show

A rainbow helped brighten the day following the storm threats

The Score rocked Bloomfield for a little over an hour

Introducing, the Traveling Scoreburys!

The Traveling Scorburys play a set until the special guest star arrives

Pat Dinizio of the Smithereens, the special guest star!

Our debut on the East Hartford Town Green.

"Franklin's Tower" never sounded better!

Ain't nothin' like rock 'n' roll to cure what ails you!

Nothing beats playing than when your family is in the crowd.

Tom wailin' on "Superstition". Or was it "Rock This Town"?

"Look! It's Mr. Jennings on drums!"

Jeremy belts out another hit!

Thanks to Ryan Markey for working the sound board for us!

These two Score fans danced throughout set #2. Hope you heard their tamborine solo!

Our view from the stage.

Another great crowd!

Picturesque Arbor Park - Lots of room for chairs, blankets and dancing.

Hi Bellmans!

Alex helped us keep the equipment dry. Thanks to the 7th Score member.

Tom lets the crowd have it with a kickin' solo during Johnny B. Goode.

We were truly sweatin' to the oldies!

The crowd continues to dance all over the park.

Could just ONE of these wires be connected to an air conditioner? Please??

Dance, Emma, Dance!

Look at the crowds!

Thanks to family and friends for coming out to the show.

Here are the chairs and blankets...

...and here are the dancers!

Like father, like son.

Thanks to Joe and Brenda for coming down from New Hampshire for a surprise visit!

What a great crowd!

We've been playing some fancy places lately!

Some pre-gig lubrication at the famous "Ted's", just off campus.

Go Huskies!

We got a self-guided tour of the UConn Sports Museum.

Just one of the many National Championship trophies.

Finally...it's time to ROCK!