Middletown Firefighters Competing

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   Middletown Division of Fire (MDF) One Stage- Three Bands- Twenty Grand……
Members of a local band which includes 2 Middletown firefighters are vying for a chance to
play for thousands at Lucas Oil Stadium (The Indianapolis Colt’s new house) and a shot at
winning a $20,000 cash prize. The competition has lured 25 bands from around the country to
compete in a battle of the bands. Bands cannot contain more than 5 members, one of which
must be an active first responder, in order to be eligible for competition. The three finalists are
to be determined via an online voting contest, while a panel of judges will decide the grand
prizewinner in Indianapolis.

City of Middletown Firefighters, David Adams (Vocals/Guitar) and Brian Fultz (Vocals/Bass) from
the band “The 3rd Alarm” recently shot a video of their song “Promise to Stay” along with band
mates Scott Wright (Vocals/Guitar) and Bob Mack (Drums).

The group entered their music video for a chance at national exposure and the $20,000 cash
prize. This is where you can help. To view the video and vote (you can vote once a day) for
“The 3rd Alarm” visit http://www.fdic.com/index/battle-of-the-bands-2010.html Voting
continues through the month of January with the big show happening March 25th.

Fultz says, “We hope the community gets behind us and sends “The 3rd Alarm” to Indy to
represent Southwest Ohio.” “It would be quite a thrill to play the stadium in front of a huge
crowd, kind of like the adrenaline rush of firefighting!” said Adams. Congrats to our firefighters
and good luck!

Taken from City Manager's Weekly Update to Council.

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TudorBrown Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List MUSA Citizen Joined: Aug 24 2009 Location: Highlands D. Status: Offline Points: 265	Post Options Post Reply Quote TudorBrown Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Middletown Firefighters Competing Posted: Jan 12 2011 at 9:31pm
	Middletown Division of Fire (MDF) One Stage- Three Bands- Twenty Grand…… Members of a local band which includes 2 Middletown firefighters are vying for a chance to play for thousands at Lucas Oil Stadium (The Indianapolis Colt’s new house) and a shot at winning a $20,000 cash prize. The competition has lured 25 bands from around the country to compete in a battle of the bands. Bands cannot contain more than 5 members, one of which must be an active first responder, in order to be eligible for competition. The three finalists are to be determined via an online voting contest, while a panel of judges will decide the grand prizewinner in Indianapolis. City of Middletown Firefighters, David Adams (Vocals/Guitar) and Brian Fultz (Vocals/Bass) from the band “The 3rd Alarm” recently shot a video of their song “Promise to Stay” along with band mates Scott Wright (Vocals/Guitar) and Bob Mack (Drums). The group entered their music video for a chance at national exposure and the $20,000 cash prize. This is where you can help. To view the video and vote (you can vote once a day) for “The 3rd Alarm” visit http://www.fdic.com/index/battle-of-the-bands-2010.html Voting continues through the month of January with the big show happening March 25th. Fultz says, “We hope the community gets behind us and sends “The 3rd Alarm” to Indy to represent Southwest Ohio.” “It would be quite a thrill to play the stadium in front of a huge crowd, kind of like the adrenaline rush of firefighting!” said Adams. Congrats to our firefighters and good luck! Taken from City Manager's Weekly Update to Council.

errn Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Outsider Joined: Jan 10 2011 Status: Offline Points: 5	Post Options Post Reply Quote errn Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: Jan 12 2011 at 10:01pm
	I also heard that AJ Smith will be competing in a national beer bong tournament. He qualified for this by winning the beat a girl down in your yard at 3 am tourney and then moved on to win the make a toatl as$ out of yourself and your city qualifiers.w hat put him over the top was winning the have the police called on you more times in one year than most people have in their lives. Congratulations AJ, and good luck!!!!