
The moment you’ve been waiting for is here: the return of ticket giveaways on the Monday Concert Connection. This week, your thoughtful, quirky, hilarious, and creative comments could earn you a pair of spots on the guest list for Monte Montgomery‘s intimate, slow burn blues/rock show, or Disappears‘ spectacle of inventive shoegaze. Read on to find out how you can get in on the action.
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Saturday, July 25
MONTE MONTGOMERY
Genre: Rock, Blues, Singer-Songwriter
Sounds Like: Willy Porter, Martin Sexton, John Hiatt
Win A Pair Of Tix: Monte is known as one of the finest performing guitar players, and has been named as such by multiple publications over his career. Who are some of your personal faves? Give us a list of your top 5 guitar gods paired with the name of a song that features some of their most unforgettable work.
Show Info: 9:30 pm Club Tavern $12 adv $15 dos – 21+
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Monday, July 27
DISAPPEARS with special guests STRANGER WAVES and ALL TINY CREATURES
Genre: Shoegaze, Indie, Rock
Sounds Like: Deerhunter, Cymbals Eat Guitars, Atlas Sound
Win A Pair Of Tix: For this one, you’ve gotta tell us about one of your most awkward of embarassing moments—anytime that you wished you could have just “disappeared.” Let’s hear about it!
Show Info: 8pm High Noon Saloon $8 – 18+
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Winners will be announced an notified tomorrow (July 21st).
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Disappears – When I was in grade school we took a field trip to the zoo. There was a large crowd around the lion’s cage so I was stuck a few rows back and could not see very well. All of a sudden everyone in front of me separated to each side, kind of like the parting of the sea. The next thing I knew I was staring at the backside of one of the lions, getting wet. Then I looked over at a sign posted in front of the cage that read “CAUTION – LION SPRAYS.” One of my teachers rushed over to me and grabbed me by the arm to go to the bathroom and wash off. Everyone was laughing and on the way home I had to sit in the back of the bus, alone, with a perimeter of empty seats around me. To top it off my favorite jacket was promptly tossed in the garbage when I got home.
Aww the image of an ostracized little kid covered in lion urine on that loooong bus ride home is about as sad as it gets….you totally deserve tix for that one, Erik!