MissJonib
Well-known member
Friday September 16, 7-9 PM. $10.
Your friends from the Blue Stone Folk School have just cooked up an event that is going to make this fall more fine and dandy than you probably figured it could ever be. The Flea Bitten Dawgs are packing up their Boat Paddle Ukes and coming to town for one performance on Friday, September 16.
The Flea Bitten Dawgs are a well-loved ukulele duo hailing from the St. Louis area. Thom Pallozola and David Henry Spangler are accomplished musicians whose laid-back style and extreme likability balance the punch that their expert playing packs in every performance. Their performances at The Ukulele World Congress, held every June in Needmore, Indiana, have won them countless fans, from across the globe.
Needless to say, we've all been posting videos of their performances all over Facebook, and we're thrilled to death to be able to bring them to Noblesville.
To make the evening even more fun, we've decided to declare an all-ukulele open mic for the first hour of the evening. We're going to limit performers to one or two songs each. The Dawgs will take the stage at exactly 8 PM.
Stick around after it's over, too--we'll find another place to jam till the cows come home.
Tell your friends, make some plans.
Adult admission is $10.
We are looking forward to seeing you at Noble Coffee and Tea on Friday, September 16!
Your friends from the Blue Stone Folk School have just cooked up an event that is going to make this fall more fine and dandy than you probably figured it could ever be. The Flea Bitten Dawgs are packing up their Boat Paddle Ukes and coming to town for one performance on Friday, September 16.
The Flea Bitten Dawgs are a well-loved ukulele duo hailing from the St. Louis area. Thom Pallozola and David Henry Spangler are accomplished musicians whose laid-back style and extreme likability balance the punch that their expert playing packs in every performance. Their performances at The Ukulele World Congress, held every June in Needmore, Indiana, have won them countless fans, from across the globe.
Needless to say, we've all been posting videos of their performances all over Facebook, and we're thrilled to death to be able to bring them to Noblesville.
To make the evening even more fun, we've decided to declare an all-ukulele open mic for the first hour of the evening. We're going to limit performers to one or two songs each. The Dawgs will take the stage at exactly 8 PM.
Stick around after it's over, too--we'll find another place to jam till the cows come home.
Tell your friends, make some plans.
Adult admission is $10.
We are looking forward to seeing you at Noble Coffee and Tea on Friday, September 16!
