radkadillac
01-20-2012, 12:42 AM
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Rad Kadillac & 1% Productions are pleased to present...
Railroad Earth
Thursday, February 9th, 2012
Slowdown
Omaha, NE
Doors: 7pm
Show: 8pm
ALL AGES
$18 advance / $20 day of show
ON SALE NOW via locally at all ETIX outlets (Homer's in Omaha / Kinetic Brew inside the Bourbon Theatre in Lincoln) or at the Slowdown Box Office during normal hours of operation. Tix purchased at Slowdown WILL NOT be subject to service fees!!
::: Railroad Earth :::
http://railroadearth.com/
Railroad Earth is one of America’s greatest bands playing today, plain and simple. They sing of our nation’s changing landscape and social ills with a commitment reminiscent of Woody Guthrie, while interpolating instrumental timbres that could have been pulled from Celtic or Cajun culture. And as anyone who has caught them live will attest, their concerts are imbued with the fire-in-the-belly passion of straight-ahead, blue collar rock & roll. Then there is the newest album from the New Jersey sextet, which is the most cohesive embodiment of their myriad gifts to date—hence the decision to simply call it Railroad Earth—showcasing nine new selections that draw strength and inspiration from an acknowledgment of our shared past, while also embracing new ideas and celebrating diversity… just like America when she is at her best.
Rad Kadillac & 1% Productions are pleased to present...
Railroad Earth
Thursday, February 9th, 2012
Slowdown
Omaha, NE
Doors: 7pm
Show: 8pm
ALL AGES
$18 advance / $20 day of show
ON SALE NOW via locally at all ETIX outlets (Homer's in Omaha / Kinetic Brew inside the Bourbon Theatre in Lincoln) or at the Slowdown Box Office during normal hours of operation. Tix purchased at Slowdown WILL NOT be subject to service fees!!
::: Railroad Earth :::
http://railroadearth.com/
Railroad Earth is one of America’s greatest bands playing today, plain and simple. They sing of our nation’s changing landscape and social ills with a commitment reminiscent of Woody Guthrie, while interpolating instrumental timbres that could have been pulled from Celtic or Cajun culture. And as anyone who has caught them live will attest, their concerts are imbued with the fire-in-the-belly passion of straight-ahead, blue collar rock & roll. Then there is the newest album from the New Jersey sextet, which is the most cohesive embodiment of their myriad gifts to date—hence the decision to simply call it Railroad Earth—showcasing nine new selections that draw strength and inspiration from an acknowledgment of our shared past, while also embracing new ideas and celebrating diversity… just like America when she is at her best.