“Our formula is simple: please the women, and the guys are automatically happy,” said Bacon Lips band members.

Bacon Lips will be smokin up the Polish Falcons Nest on Pulaski Street tomorrow night with danceable rock from the '80s, '90s and current hits. Members of Bacon Lips say they are definately a rock band, but not too heavy to scare away the ladies in the audience.

Sizzling up the stage are Jim Yurco on lead vocals, Hector Gonzales on lead guitar, Slappy Goodnplenty on drums, Skim Murphy on bass and B. Money on lead guitar and vocals. Crowd teasing hits include selections from major influences Kings X, Van Halen, Rush, Pennywise and Hootie and the BlowFish.

Bacon Lips began in 2001 as a re-formed version of the band Mr.

Slate. As band members came and

went, the band name changed to Bacon Lips because most of the

original Mr. Slate members had

left.

The name Bacon Lips came from a nickname for a drummer in Mr. Slate. Several years and several bass players later, they are still going strong and based right here in Auburn.

If you go

What: Bacon Lips

When: 9:30 p.m. Friday

Where: Polish Falcons Nest, 75 Pulaski Street, Auburn

Cost: Free