Full Service (band)

[5] 311 has since invited Full Service to play on their Caribbean Cruises[6] since 2011 along with their 2011 Pow Wow festival[7] at Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park in Florida.

The night before 311 Day in New Orleans in March 2014, Full Service played two sets at a club, one of them made up of covers of 311 songs.

[8][9] In late June 2013, Bonesaw and Full Service was featured as an interview guest of Steve Rennie's "Renman Live!"

[13] Typically, the band will select a region of the country and perform a dozen or so shows, with hosts collecting $20 on average from each person to help cover the travel costs.

[14] The next year, on April 6, 2012, the band returned and rechristened it "Casa de Kazoo" in a song written specially for that show.

The name is a reference to host Steffan's Fansaw nickname, "The Kazoologist," for the many times he has played with the band during live performances of Trumpets.

[15] Full Service continues to perform "20 Tour" shows as a staple of their traveling schedule, with their most recent one taking them to the Pacific Northwest for the second time.

On December 17, 2012, the band hosted a "muppet-style" telethon online where they performed songs and skits, spoke with callers and answered questions viewers had about the Circus.

[23] In addition, they often stream jams and practices online along with seeking fan input when it comes to ideas and suggestions, which helps strengthen the connections made.

This was done from their home in Austin as they offered for sale 200 packages that included a digital copy of the album, two CDs with the intent purchasers would give one to a friend as a way of introducing them to the band, an autographed lyric sheet, and a promise to send a tree sapling to be planted at a location of the buyer's choosing.

This time 250 packages were made available, including a digital download as a pre-release, with physical CDs expected to be sent in November along with a t-shirt, sticker, and signed lyric sheet.