Malpractice, also led by Sixsix, is merely a cover band. Nothing really original about them, exept for the fact that they never use the same members each tour, and every show has a theme that is sure to make you piss yourself. Always led by Sixsix, he replaces the instruments every tour, it keeps it interesting and everyone on their toes, which always makes for a good show. You never know what they'll do next, that's whats makes them so damn fun to watch. To see Sixsix prance around on stage shaking his ass, singing the B-52's "Love Shack", or playing the bongos to Harry Belafonte's "Jump In The Line", is worth the ticket price alone(which isn't much). While they tend to play the same songs a lot, it stays fun, and that's what matters.

There are no show dates set yet, but there will be soon in the Northwest United States(Washington,Oregon) and Northern California. For all of you who were waiting for the "Ooh, Ride Me Like A Pony" tour, featuring Malpractice and My Neighbor Ate My Puppy, to come to New York you're just going to have to wait. Not everything worked out as scheduled. As for the "Jersey Project" you people were looking forward to seeing on Geffen Records... it's now confirmed that it's been cancelled.

Malpractice Re-Formed!

Sixsix Denger Kaine: Vocals, smackstrat-6, ball-scratching, custom electronics, bass, bongos, small and innocent woodland creatures, pringlotron, keys, percussion, and screaming.

Seth Burns: Guitar, accordion, polish sausages, and keys cesspool vox.

Tim Davis: Blowing wind, ass-picking, and keys vox.

Jesse "Durt" Gallagher: Skins, menstrual cleansings, and vox.