Mechanical People At Baton Rouge

100 Monkeys Playing At Baton Rouge Feb 1st

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NEW Fan Pic Of Jackson In Baton Rouge

WOW he looks so good with out even trying

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Jackson With Fans In Baton Rouge

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100 monkeys With the Mayor Of Baton Rouge

The band posed for a photo and chatted with mayor Kip Holden before the show at the Manship

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100 Monkeys On Baton Rouge Morning News

OMG I am loving Jacksons blonde look and his accent makes me melt everytime i hear it YUMMY

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178 Pic's Of Jackson At The Fair Baton Rouge

Ok ladies Here he is all i can say is i am going to hell if the devil looks like this ;-)

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Jackson Rathbone and 100 Monkeys Having Fun At Baton Rouge Fair!

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Jackson Is Cutest Because of His Southern Charm!

According to the LSU newspaper, it seems like the atmosphere in Baton Rouge is allowing the actors to go out and enjoy the town.  For the first two movies, this was very much what the actors were able to do in Portland and Vancouver; granted, with being asked for some pictures and autographs along the way. Starting with Eclipse, however, they were virtual prisoners in their hotel rooms with constant hounding by the paparazzi. They almost never went out without a full security escort.

“”Breaking Dawn” cast member Jackson Rathbone — has been performing every Tuesday, said Eric LeBlanc, manager at Boudreaux and Thibodeaux’s.

“The crowds have been huge on Tuesdays,” LeBlanc said.

Rathbone and 100 Monkeys were at the Baton Rouge State Fair this past weekend to film a music video, according to J.H. Martin, the State Fair’s CEO and chairman.

“Because Jackson is in the movie, they have been hanging around Baton Rouge,” Martin said. “We did see an increase in people crowding around the stage when they started playing.”

Martin said the band was a pleasure to meet.

“The ladies might think [Jackson's] the cutest because of his Southern charm,” Martin said. “They were super nice young men.”

While the production team for 100 Monkeys was filming the music video, some of the patrons started to notice, Martin said.

“We did a shot in the back by the bumper cars, and we had to get two security guards to make sure nothing got out of hand,” Martin said. “If somebody spots one, they tell the world about it on Twitter and Facebook.”

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NEW pics of 100 monkeys at Baton Rouge

Jackson and 100 monkeys filming their music video 'Fair' at Baton Rouge Fair over the weekend 

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Jackson Rathbone at Baton Rouge Fair

Jackson Rathbone’s band 100 Monkeys is playing at the Baton Rouge, La. fair tonight and one lucky fan spotted Jackson and bandmates playing games before the show!

OMG dont he look good 
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Jackson Is The Devil

100 monkeys concert at Baton Rough for the Halloween weekend. Jackson Looks GREAT as the Devil :-)

 

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100 Monkeys invade Baton Rouge

 

At least for the next month and a half members of the band 100 Monkeys will call Baton Rouge home. His time, however, Noser spent hanging from the trees. Instead, they have an ambitious list of tasks to do and it starts with a studyrecording.
"We are in town finishing our second album," Ben Graupner told the CW21's exclusive interview in downtown Baton Rouge. "We are also working on some small projects."
Group including the other four that make up the total clan are Jackson Rathbone, Jerad Anderson, Lawrence Abrams, and Ben Johnson. Depending on the night or mood, each band member can play in a particular instrument, which includes everything from the traditional guitar to the mandolin, flute, and even trumpet.
This all goes back to the roots of the band.
"We would record much in the room and one would play and we would see that happen," Johnson said as he spoke of the formative years of the band. "When we started, only we played ... we improvised ... and just beginning to get our songs together."
With the exception of Anderson, who will come to Baton Rouge this week, members of 100 Monkeys played their debut in Baton Rouge at Boudreaux and Thibodeaux's on Third Street. This will be a weekly played for temporary residents, and goes back to the old days.
"We started playing this week played in the 24K Lounge in Los Angeles," recalled Johnson. "It was an excellent bar. Unfortunately now closed. But we could play every Tuesday night. We are hoping for something similar here [Baton Rouge]. "
Although not really rate it at 100 Monkeys as a "jam band" certainly an unpredictable vibe they bring in their live shows, which was evident at the gig last night. The boys say it was a welcome break from work in a recording studio.
"We've been here about a week and this is the first time we left the studio for the first time than going for cigarettes or get some food," Graupner said when asked have been able to check out the music scene local since they arrived.
"As much fun as it is recorded, it's fun to go out and see the audience to whom you're making music and recording for them," Rathbone went on to say with genuine enthusiasm. "At the end of the day, only a live band."
At the end of the night, the band certainly gave the audience a show worth talking about. The room was filled with one of two fans, those who are there for the band, and those who are there to talk to celebrities. No matter the reason, the free concert was so captivating and hot bodies all pushing toward the stage.
100 Monkeys aims to play every Tuesday night in November at Boudreaux and Thibodeaux's.

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