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Bathtub Dogs
Bathtub Dogs performing for "Celebrate Nebraska" at The Lied Center for Performing Arts in 2014
Background information
Also known asUNL Bathtub Dogs, The Bathtub Dogs
OriginUniversity of Nebraska - Lincoln in Lincoln, Nebraska
GenresA cappella, pop
Years active2002 (2002)–present
Websitewww.bathtubdogs.com
MembersNate Hofmann, President
Jonathan Berger, Manager
Logan Langholdt, Music Director
Derek Groathouse, Secretary
Andrew Vaggalis
Braxton Carr
Connor Blankenau
Daylan Fargo
Drew Firkins
Evan Lindblad
Justin Ronne
Kevin Buglewicz
Parker Thomassen
Riley Smith
Tyler Cox
Zach Koenig

PUPS
Anwar Ramsay
Jacob Thomas
Sam Mitchell


The Bathtub Dogs is a student-run, all-male a cappella group, and officially Recognized Student Organization (RSO)[1] at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in Lincoln, NE. They perform a cappella adaptations of a mix of rock, R&B, and pop music. Founded in November 2002 by Scott Wilson and Aaron Hurlbut (known to the members as the "Dogfathers"), and advised by KRNU General Manager, College of Journalism and Mass Communications Associate Professor, and a cappella guru[citation needed] Richard Alloway, the Bathtub Dogs have quickly become the University's premier A cappella group. The Dogs have performed at many venues; having competed in the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella (ICCA), performed in the Lied Center for Performing Arts,[2] The University of Nebraska's Kimball Hall, a number of area High Schools, Lincoln's Rococo Theatre, and The Omaha Civic Center Music Hall. The Bathtub Dogs have participated in events to raise money for many charitable organizations and philanthropies such as the AIDS Orphan Education Trust (AOET), Relay For Life, Dance Marathon, and even introduced Miss America, Kirsten Haglund, at the retirement celebration for John Gottschalk.

History[edit]

The brainchild of Scott Wilson and Aaron Hurlbut, the Bathtub Dogs were modeled after college a cappella groups on the east coast where fun and humor is just as ingrained as the music itself. Whether joking around on stage or astonishing crowds with their a cappella interpretations of popular music, the Bathtub Dogs plan on entertaining crowds for years to come. The Dogs have come a long way since their founding in 2002. Their first album, Let 'em Riot, was released in the summer of 2004, and was followed by Outloud in the Spring of 2006.[3] The Dogs' third studio album Studio 354 is unique in that it was recorded entirely in-house by the members of the Bathtub Dogs in their office, (room 354) of the UNL Student Union. Studio 354 was released on December 6, 2008 at the Dogs' Fall Show.[4] Both Outloud and Studio 354 were mixed and mastered by well-known a cappella producer Dave Sperandio of Diovoce, Inc.

The Bathtub Dogs have ventured into the national a cappella scene by competing in the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella (ICCA's). In 2005 the Dogs placed second at the Divisional level at Michigan State and fourth in the International Quarterfinals at the University of Wisconsin–Madison.[5] The Dogs also competed in the ICCA's in 2006 at Washington University in St. Louis, and in 2007 at the University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana.

Closer to home, the Dogs have had the privilege of performing at the Lied Center for Performing Arts twice, once as part of the Free at Six series in 2005, as well as the 2007 Spring concert.,[6][7] and held a collaborative performance with No Better Cause.[8] They have entertained crowds on campus at philanthropy events such as ACS Relay for Life, Dance Marathon, and a 2008 collaborative performance with African music and dance group, The Chosen, to raise money for The AIDS Orphan Education Trust (AOET). The Dogs have also done a number of private performances spanning from Omaha to North Platte including the retirement of John Gottschalk where they had the privilege of introducing Miss America, and the 75th Anniversary celebration of Barmore Drug in Lexington, NE. The Dogs regularly perform at Christmas parties, corporate events, birthday parties, and wedding receptions.[9] The Bathtub Dogs performance attire is jeans with a shirt and tie; and in the event of an outdoor performance in chilly weather, the Dogs wear blazers.

The Bathtub Dogs have seen increasing success in the past year. Their latest album, Studio 354, was placed on the Contemporary A Cappella Society's shortlist for Best Collegiate Male Album of 2008.[10] The Dogs' cover of Paralyzer by Finger Eleven from Studio 354 was selected to be included in the competitive A cappella compilation album "Voices Only 2009." Along with that, the Dogs opened for Ben Folds in Omaha, NE on Tuesday March 17, 2009 at the Civic Auditorium Music Hall in front of a crowd of over 2000 people. The Dogs hosted their 2009 Spring Show on April 3, 2009 at the Rococo Theatre, and drew a crowd of nearly 950 people.[11] For this year's Spring Show the Dogs teamed up with the Lincoln Academy of Rock, a non-profit after school program put on by the Northeast Family Center. For each audience member who wore a tie to the show, the Dogs made a donation to the Academy. Ultimately, the Bathtub Dogs donated $500 to the Academy of Rock.[12]

Discography[edit]

Albums[edit]

Title Release Date Track List Contributing Members
Let 'em Riot

2004

- -
Outloud

April 1st,
2006

  1. Don't You Forget About Me
  2. Roll To Me
  3. Take Me Home
  4. Hangin' By A Moment
  5. Satellite
  6. Freedom
  7. Romeo And Juliet
  8. Anywhere
  9. Up On The Roof
  10. Cecilia
  11. Walking In Memphis
  12. Black Balloon

Dan Beavers, Brian Butler, Kent Campbell, Mike Classen, Matt Engler, Dan Kohler, Nick Larkins, Bobby Learch, Jason Lowe, Dave Link, Will Norton, Tim Pederson, Cole Pomeroy, Jake Ramsbottom, Bill Shirer, Andy West, Scott Wilson

Studio 354

December 6th,
2008

  1. The Look
  2. Because of You
  3. Ain't Happened Yet
  4. Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic
  5. Falling Slowly
  6. Do You Believe In Love
  7. Paralyzer
  8. Where the Party At?
  9. Chariot
  10. Home
  11. All 4 Love
  12. Kiss from a Rose
  13. What Goes Around

Brandon Aksamit, David Barmore, Tyler Buglewicz, Kent Campbell, Mike Classen, Jim Dvorak, Matt Engler, Doug Flegle, Anthony Galvan, Chris Hanson, Dan (Chaz) Kohler, Bobby Learch, Dave Link, Jason Lowe, Tim Pederson, Tom Salistean, Drew Seyl, Taylor Weichman, Andy West

Yao Lissen

April 14th,
2012

  1. Animal
  2. Keep Your Head Up
  3. City of Delusion
  4. Give a Little More
  5. Song About Love
  6. A Little Less Conversation
  7. Shine
  8. Break Anotha'
  9. Skipping Stones
  10. P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)
  11. Little Lion Man
  12. My Girls

Brandon Aksamit, Dave Barmore, Austin Blankenau, Eric Bloomquist, Jordan Broekhuis, Trent Buglewicz, Tyler Buglewicz, Jack Christie, Nick Dahlquist, Doug Dietze, Jim Dvorak, Brian Emmerich, Eric Fawl, Doug Flegle, Brady Foreman, Nate Gillen, Chris Hanson, Eric Heidemann, Josh Huls, Nick Jester, Michael Kappen, Marc Koenig, John Neidel, Jake Ramsbottom, Adam Salistean, Tom Salistean, Alex Schumacher, Drew Seyl, Landon Stahmer, Taylor Weichman

BIG NEWS

December 4th,
2014

  1. Come Around
  2. I Wanna Dance With Somebody
  3. Titanium
  4. Gravity
  5. Not Over You
  6. Suddenly I See
  7. Deeper Than My Love
  8. Stop This Train
  9. Can't Buy Me Love
  10. Price Tag/Making Money
  11. Counting Stars
  12. Send Me On My Way (feat. Kevin Buglewicz)

Levi Baus, Austin Blankenau, Eric Bloomquist, Jordan Broekhuis, Jeremy Brown, Kevin Buglewicz, Trent Buglewicz, Josh Burks, Christian Cardona, Jack Christie, Nick Dahlquist, Kyle DeFauw, Daylan Fargo, Brady Foreman, Eric Heidemann, Josh Huls, Jacob Koenig, Drew Ritchie, Justin Ronne, Adam Salistean, Erin Zart

Recess (EP)

September 2016

  1. Kiss Me Quick
  2. Stitches
  3. Lost In The Waves
  4. Love on The Rocks
  5. Never Let You Go
  6. Cheating
  7. Can't Stop the Feeling!

Aaron Zart, Andrew Vaggalis, Austin Blankenau, Braxton Carr, Connor Blankenau, Daylan Fargo, Derek Groathouse, Drew Firkins, Drew Ritchie, Evan Lindblad, Jonathan Berger, Justin Ronne, Kevin Buglewicz, Logan Langholdt, Nate Hofmann, Nels Holmquist, Parker Thomassen, Riley Smith, Tyler Cox, Zach Koenig

Singles[edit]

Year Single Album
2011 Whip My Hair (Willow Smith) None
2011 Animal Yao Lissen

Other Appearances[edit]

Year Song Appearance
2009 Paralyzer Track 6, Voices Only 2009 College A Cappella (Disc 2)
2013 City of Delusion Track 1, Voices Only 2013 College A Cappella, Vol.1


Members By Pup Class[edit]

Pup Class Members
Fall 2002

Aaron Hurlbut (founder), Scott Wilson (founder), Zach Bauman, Dan Beavers, Aaron Bishop, Elliot Bottorf, Tim Brhel, Jon Gathje, Will Norton, Schuyler Risk, Jeff Sheldon , Chad Sinclair, Jeff West

Spring 2003

Jeff Orosco, Matt Engler, Andy Butler, Dave link

Fall 2004

Brian Butler, Casey Diers, Bobby Learch, Jason Lowe, Greg Nielsen, Tim Pederson, Andy Phillips, Bill Shirer, Andy West

Fall 2005

Kent Campbell, Mike Classen, Dan Kohler, Nick Larkins, Cole Pomeroy, Jake Ramsbottom

Fall 2006

Anthony Galvan, Chris Hanson, Kingsley Okafor, Tom Salistean, Taylor Weichman

Fall 2007

Doug Flegle

Spring 2008

Dave Barmore, Tyler Buglewicz, Jim Dvorak, Drew Seyl

Fall 2008

Eric Bloomquist, Brian Emmerich, Nate Gillen

Spring 2009

Jordan Broekhuis, Doug Dietze, Michael Kappen, Marc Koenig, John Neidel

Fall 2009

Jack Christie, Josh Huls, Nick Jester, Robert Klein, Landon Stahmer

Fall 2010

Brady Foreman

Spring 2011

Trent Buglewicz, Adam Salistean, Alex Schumacher

Fall 2011

Nick Dahlquist, Eric Fawl, Eric Heidemann, Austin Blankenau

Spring 2012

Josh Burks, Christian Cardona, Aaron Zart

Fall 2012

Kevin Buglewicz, Jacob Koenig, Drew Ritchie

Fall 2013

Levi Baus, Jeremy Brown, Kyle DeFauw, Daylan Fargo, Justin Ronne

Fall 2014

Connor Blankenau, Jonathan Berger, Joe Espinosa, Logan Langholdt, Zach Koenig

Spring 2015

Derek Groathouse, Riley Smith, Nels Holmquist

Fall 2015

Braxton Carr, Tyler Cox, Nate Hofmann, Parker Thomassen, Andrew Vaggalis

Spring 2016

Drew Firkins, Evan Lindblad

Fall 2016

Anwar Ramsay, Jacob Thomas, Sam Mitchell


Notes[edit]

  1. UNL eInvolvement: Bathtub Dogs http://einvolvement.unl.edu/rsoinfo.php?id=316
  2. 03/34/2005: Bathtub Dogs Perform at the Lied. http://www.unl.edu/scarlet/archive/2005/03/24/story15.html
  3. 4/20/2006: Daily Nebraskan Article about release of Outloud. http://dailynebraskan.com/2.3974/1.303435-1.303435
  4. 12/05/2008: Daily Nebraskan Article. http://www.dailynebraskan.com/features/bathtub_dogs_to_entertain_with_songs%252C_skits
  5. 2005 ICCA Results. http://www.varsityvocals.com/icca/2005results.shtml
  6. 03/29/2005: Bathtub Dogs Perform for Lied Center "Free at 6" series
  7. http://www.dailynebraskan.com/2.3976/music-originality-accompany-campus-singing-sensation-to-lied-1.994719
  8. 11/03/2003 Daily Nebraskan Article about collaborative performance with No Better Cause http://www.dailynebraskan.com/2.3976/two-a-cappella-groups-join-forces-for-show-1.1003376
  9. Bathtub Dogs History Page. http://www.bathtubdogs.com/History.html
  10. 03/01/2009: Contemporary A Cappella Society website. http://www.casa.org/node/1703
  11. Lincoln's Rococo Theatre Events Celendar. http://rococotheatre.com/events/events.php
  12. 4/6/2009 NewsNet Nebraska report on the Bathtub Dogs 2009 Spring Show. http://newsnetnebraska.org/test-huskers-win/cojmc/443-bathtub-dogs-perform-at-rococo

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