Race organizers are inviting all interested and enthusiastic parties (bands, cheer groups, etc.) to gather ‘round the race course and get loud. Organizers will select six cheer/music groups. Each will perform for one to three hours, and will set up shop at various spots along the track between 7 and 10 a.m. Modest compensation is available. Also, your band’s name will be in front of tons of people via race pamphlets, social media, etc.
Interested? Click over here.
1. Alcohol was served in the lobby areas, but we weren't allowed to bring it into the theater. Prior to Adams' set, all the lines for booze were at least 50 people deep and not budging. Five songs in, I sneaked out of the theater for a quick pop, figuring the lines would have died down. The lines had indeed died down. Because they were no longer serving anything, not even a goddamn Coke. This no-booze policy is a theme of Adams' current Dead Sober Tour, not the result of Music Hall policies.
The session included the songs "'87 Blimmy," "Cherry Soda Pop" and "Bird Feeder." Click over to the session here. You'll notice Daytrottter has conveniently listed links to Lethal's previous sessions on the right sidebar. Nice job, sir.
Ryan Adams mostly behaved himself at the Music Hall last night
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Music Forecast February 2-8
Capybara goes to a far-off place
with Dave Drusky
Dr. Dog, last night at the Granada
Dubstep drops down at Connectorville
Archetype signs off with Red Wedding
Real Estate is coming to Lawrence in April