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On Saturday April 28, Widespread Panic will perform at the Murphy Center on the campus of Middle Tennessee State University. Afterwards, there will be a show of great magnitude held at 527 Main Street in Murfreesboro. It will be Col. Bruce's "zam-Bi-Earth-Day!" Bruce's official birthday is on April 30th, but the show will start just before midnight on April 29th.
An interesting note, 527 Mainstreet is the only place in history that WSP ever opened for Aquarium Rescue Unit. Widespread has played a few times at Mainstreet several years ago, and if you turn to your Everyday Companion you will find an interesting trend. Three of the four times in Murfreesboro (TN Companion stats) at Mainstreet they have played "Can't Find My Way Home." This song has become increasingly scarce, and they encored with it twice at 527 Mainstreet. You won't want to miss these two shows. Come pay homage to "The King of Jam" as he takes the stage for another birthday!
Below you will find the unbelievable line-up and basic info about the show.
Late night on Saturday April 28th at 527 Mainstreet, Murfreesboro, TN.
[Buy tickets online from An Elixir Premonition...]
The show will start immediately following Widespread Panic at Murphy Center, and the 18+ show will run until 3am. Aftershow distance from Murphy Center (WSP show) is less than 7 miles. Will call tickets for the event can be picked up before the Widespread Panic show. There will be a table set up outside of Murphy Center most likely near the tennis courts, but stay tuned to An Elixir Premonition website for more information.
The following is the line up for Bruce's zam-Bi-Earth-Day:
Col. Bruce Hampton & The Code Talkers (April 30th is his B-day), Reverend Jeff Mosier (Blueground Undergrass / Aquarium Rescue Unit ), Kevin Kinney (Drivin' N' Cryin'), David Blackmon (the Master Fiddler / Emma Gibbs Band), Future Man (aka Roy Wooten, from Bela Fleck and the Flecktones), El Buho (aka Gary Gazaway, played w/ Phish & Joe Cocker), Jack Pearson (formerly with The Allman Brothers Band / The Nationals), Count M'Butu (Aquarium Rescue Unit / and others), Jeff Sipe (Apartment Project / ARU / Leftover Salmon / Jazz Is Dead), and other surprise guests... By the way, Al Gore (yes the guy that didn't get in the White House) is a professor at MTSU!
Other shows to check out in the middle Tennessee area:
ekoostik hookah & The Guy Smiley Blues Exchange -- Wed. 4/25, at 12th & Porter in Nashville, TN (capacity: 250, Tickets: $8.00 in Advance, Ages: 18+, Showtime is 8pm)
The Samples w/ Tom Askin -- Thur. 4/26 at 328 Performance Hall in Nashville, TN (capacity: 1200, Tickets: $10.00 in Advance, Ages: 18+, Showtime: 9pm)
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