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E.O.E (Equal Opportunity Employment) is a diverse World - Funk - Hop outfit from New Orleans, LA. The band was formed in 2004 and quickly developed a following in the Big Easy with their unique blend of Hip Hop, Jazz, Latin, Reggae and New Orleans Second Line Funk. E.O.E was on tour in the western U.S. when hurricane Katrina made landfall in August 2005 and forever changed the band's hometown. Spread throughout the United States, the members of E.O.E gained strength from both their unity and diversity and reached a new level of passion and commitment. Despite being in different places around the country, the members of E.O.E continued to build momentum and in the 2 years following Hurricane Katrina the band embarked on 14 succesful tours and covered more than 60,000 miles, playing hundreds of shows in the western half of the U.S.

Every once in a while, a student shows such an amazing proficiency and work ethic that he/she auditions for Paul Green himself to be in the Paul Green School of Rock All-Stars band—and makes it. The dedicated, talented 12 to 18 year-olds often tour, record and play with famous musicians from rock's past and present.

Ween is a rock duo formed in 1984 in New Hope, Pennsylvania when Mickey Melchiondo and Aaron Freeman met in a junior high school typing class. They christened themselves with the pseudonyms Dean Ween and Gene Ween respectively, drawing on such punk surname collectives as the Ramones. Thousands of home recordings later, Ween created its own self-contained universe and collected a large underground fanbase. Supposedly the two were visited by a God/Demon named Boognish who directed them to start a rock band.