I’m hosting a concert to raise money in support of music programs in the Public Schools. We’ve got a few old friends who’ve agreed to play for a good cause. Tickets for this show go on sale on Friday and will sell out quickly – you won’t want to miss this show. Details here
I love the concert poster. Thanks to Vega Productions for pulling this together.
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Ooh, I want that poster.
It’s a cool poster. But we could also just work cooperatively and tax for this type of educational programming in our schools. We’ve really come to this? I feel like a socialist right now.
Are they good!
How can you get the poster? Anyone know?
What is the showtime?
No showtime listed. And the Live at Clyde website (where you are directed to buy tickets online) hasn’t been updated since April.
Excellent idea. First thing they cut seems to be the arts. I’d like to help, I can get the Mud Puppies to do an opening benefit hour, I’d love to play for this. Great Idea. Progressive even.
Don, I think it’s OK to give yourself an exclamation point too.
That poster is really great. Put it up for sale with proceeds going to the cause. Can’t find a local printer, put it up at cafepress or something.
Is Duluth floating away -OR- being enveloped by The Nothing in that poster?
I’d buy one. Maybe a local printer would donate the printing.
Clearly, poster sales would bring some extra dollars to this fundraiser. Make it happen, Donny!
Posters (including some signed by the artists) will be for sale at the event. I’ll see if they can have some prints made available earlier. Tickets are $20 and will be available at both Clyde and the Electric Fetus.
It is a very cool poster. What is the building that looks like a three-slot toaster lying on its side?
Awesome. Looking forward to the show.
For what it’s worth: I live far out of town, cannot make the show, but would gladly pay money to buy that poster on the internet.
Holy crap that’s my birthday! Thanks for the best present ever, Don!
This is sweet. If Roger Dean were to incorporate a depiction of Duluth in his artwork, this is how I would imagine it. Who was the artist, by the way?
And oh yeah, tasty concert, too.
It looks a little more Tolkienish than Deanish to me, though I can see the Yes album influence.
Who was the artist? Any contact information out there?
The artist is Adam Slaybaugh.
Wondering when these tickets are available…
Took a quick jaunt down to Fetus this afternoon where I was informed they hadn’t received any tickets yet, and the Clyde website looks as though it has not been updated since May.
Is in-person at Clyde the only way to go about getting tickets for this wonderful event?
Any idea where I could get one of these posters??? I would be more than happy to pay for this sweet photo.
Sorry Mayor, but I have to say it. You are doing a hell of a job. I’m impressed everytime I hear or see you represent our city. I know you’re a lib, and that’s OK. I wouldn’t know what party you represent if it wasn’t for you stumping for someone (Can’t remember- Jimmy or Hussein). Whatever, because no one is perfect. I know my kudos may cause you to have a bit of a chill, but what the hell. You deserve it. The kudos that is.