St. Patty's Day!

[jbsegal]

Typically speaking, 3/17 is pretty meaningless to me...I have no irish blood, I'm not Catholic and I'm not notably fond of beer - green or otherwise.

However, Boiled In Lead has played an annual St. Patty's day show at 1st Avenue in MPLS. This year is #21.

...and Kimberly and I will be there!

Who else is going?

Jan: Want to do lunch?

(We'll be getting in Sat afternoon and leaving Tues. morning.)

Yay. Lead-y Goodness. As well:
"Todd Menton & Joe Kessler are confirmed to appear, + we are brewing
up more guest spots.

Opening acts will be Folk Underground (Fabulous Lorraine [of the
Flash Girls] new band), Tim Malloys and of course the Minnesota Pipes
and Drums."

Woo Hoo.

Comments

[ivorjawa.livejournal.com]

I'd love to do lunch! You should meet Julie, too.

[justinjs.livejournal.com]

Excellent. Nice guest spots, too. Joe Kessler is a damn good fiddler, and very versatile. He can play with nearly any band and have it work.

Enjoy.

[geekchick]

I've been seriously considering going, but I don't know that I'll realistically be able to swing it. Of course now that I'm sure that other people I actually know will be there, that's some added incentive.

[coraline]

*JEALOUS*
sigh.

The only time I ever had the pleasure of seeing BIL live...

[feoh.livejournal.com]

Was at Farmstock, and you were dancing your head off :)

That was one hell of a good time. Honestly I think that ranks pretty highly in my top 5 favorite elbows / suspects events of all time :)

(The Rancho Apocalypse housewarming is in there too :)

[jbsegal.livejournal.com]

Yup. Some years ago, had the Adam/Drew/Robin/Joe lineup stay over at our place in VA for a house concert. It was nice.

And yeah, I like Wooden Leg live better than I their album, thanks in large part to Joe, I think.

(Lessee; Wooden Leg, Atzilut, Sunday's Well, ex-Boiled In Lead, what else?)

[jbsegal.livejournal.com]

email me contact info...

[justinjs.livejournal.com]

I vastly prefer Wooden Leg live than on the album, and it is certainly due to Joe. The album doesn't really do much for me.

Another interesting connection there: it was through Jimmy Ryan of Wooden Leg that I was introduced to Mark Sandman and eventually became a Morphine fan.

(Those are the same bands I know of. I know he's done a couple of other things, but nothing big that I've heard about.)

[ambar.livejournal.com]

I demand hugs.

(This trip is my birthday present from elflet.)