Keep It In Your Pants – How to lose a gig

Here is how to lose a gig.

Joshua D. Wilkes, lead singer of The Legendary Shack Shakers, allegedly exposed himself onstage June 27 at Rocketown, a downtown Nashville facility conceived by Christian singer Michael W. Smith as a safe, alcohol- and drug-free location for youth to enjoy concerts, classes, videogames and skateboarding, according to its website.

According to a police affidavit, Wilkes opened up his pants and exposed his genitals to an audience of adults and teens. A representative for the club said it was The Legendary Shack Shakers first, and last, performance at Rocketown, according to The Tennessean. The Nashville-based band was opening for Rancid (livedaily.com )

Maybe he thought it was time for x-rated show and tell. “Hey everybody here is my junk..” The point here is know your gig, know your audience, and act accordingly.

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