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This article is about the episode from Even Stevens. For other episodes, see Battle of the Bands (disambiguation).

"Battle of the Bands" is the fourteenth episode of the first season of the Disney Channel original sitcom Even Stevens. It was written by Marc Warren, directed by Savage Steve Holland, and aired on September 24, 2000.

Plot Summary[]

Louis is managing Twitty's band, the Alan Twitty Project. They've got a chance for a gig at a big party thrown by a high school student named Jason Bagwell (Chase Penny), but they lack a lead singer, and post audition flyers at school and other odd places. Ren hates the band until she sees Jason, and falls head over heels for him. When Donnie informs her that the only way a junior high kid could possibly be invited to the party is if they're in a band(and even then they have to be considered worthy of being acceptance by Bagwell himself), she decides she wants to audition as the lead singer. Louis objects, but the band likes her much better than the parade of freaks they've been auditioning. Knowing Ren will take over, Louis puts Ren's membership to a vote. The band all vote for Ren and against Louis. Frustrated, Louis gets Tom to program a few instruments and he forms a rival 1980's-techno band featuring the bizarre poetry of Tawny. This band is called the "Louis Stevens Experience". Both bands audition before Jason. He rejects them both, but proves himself to be such a jerk that no one wants to get the job anyway. The two groups form a "supergroup" called the Twitty-Stevens Connection, and play their own big gig—at a kids' birthday party.

Trivia[]

  • Neither Donna Pescow nor Tom Virtue appear in this episode.

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Media
Even StevensThe Even Stevens Movie
Characters
Stevens Family: Louis StevensRen StevensDonnie StevensSteve Stevens • Eileen Stevens

Recurring: Alan TwittyTawny Dean • Tom Gribalski • Ruby MendelMonique Taylor • Nelson Minkler • Bernard "Beans" Aranguren • Larry Beale • Terry Tugnut • Conrad Wexler • Carla and Marla • Bobby Deaver • Ivan • Norman Squirelli

Episodes
Season One: "Swap.com" • "Stevens Genes" • "Take My Sister... Please" • "What'll Idol Do?" • "All About Yvette" • "Louis in the Middle" • "Foodzilla" • "Family Picnic" • "Scrub Day" • "Easy Way" • "Secrets and Spies" • "Deep Chocolate" • "After Hours" • "Battle of the Bands" • "Heck of a Hanukkah" • "Luscious Lou" • "Get a Job" • "Movie Madness" • "Strictly Ballroom" • "Almost Perfect" • "A Weak First Week"

Season Two: "Starstruck" • "Shutterbugged" • "Duck Soup" • "Quest for Coolness" • "Secret World of Girls" • "Broadcast Blues" • "Thin Ice" • "Head Games" • "Love and Basketball" • "Devil Mountain" • "Wild Child" • "Easy Crier" • "A Very Scary Story" • "Sadie Hawkins Day" • "Sibling Rivalry" • "Wombat Wuv" • "Uncle Chuck" • "The Thomas Gribalski Affair" • "Ren-Gate" • "Tight End in Traction" • "Influenza: The Musical" • "Gutter Queen"
Season Three: "The Kiss" • "Where in the World is Pookie Stevens?" • "My Best Friend's Girlfriend" • "Your Toast" • "Band on the Roof" • "Little Mr. Sacktown" • "Raiders of the Lost Sausage" • "Close Encounters of the Beans Kind" • "Short Story" • "Hutch Boy" • "Hardly Famous" • "The King Sloppy" • "Boy on a Rock" • "Dirty Work" • "The Big Splash" • "Beans on the Brain" • "Snow Job" • "Stevens Manor" • "Model Principal" • "Surf's Up" • "In Ren We Trust" • "Leavin' Stevens"

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