4.11.09 Everything, Now! w/ Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band - Muncie, IN

[Josh Caldwell]

Alternative Concerts & Village Green Records Present:

Saturday, April 11th 2009 @ Doc's Music Hall
215 South Walnut Street - Muncie, Indiana 47305
10:00 p.m. - $8.00 Advance / $10.00 Day of Event

Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band (SideOneDummy Records)
Everything, Now! (MFT records / No Record Label)
The Bears of Blue River (Muncie, IN)

Drink & Food Specials:
$1.00 Long Islands
Penny Pitchers of PBR until the bands start
$5.00 Cheese Pizzas

Tickets on sale now. You can purchase tickets in advance by going to http://www.docsmusichall.com and going to the ticket page. You can charge by phone at: [phone] or can purchase tickets at Doc's Music Hall.

[John Scot Sheets]

Man, I bet that place will be packed! That is some lineup, The Peytons are close to conquering the world, Everything, Now are a great band, they proudly wear the "we come from Muncie" badge. I really want to hear The Bears of Blue River, I like what I have read about them.

Penny pitchers of PBR?

cool

[John Scot Sheets]

i'm elderly, and plan on resting up for this, looking forward to it!

[Scottie]

That was a fun show. I worked 7-2 that day then got crocked on penny pbr pitchers at Doc's. My "date" took me to Puerto Vallarta where I mistekenly ordered a Michelada which they don't know how the fuck to make and sold me a Bud with Clamato in a Margarita glass. I was blazed too, so I told the fat white bitch who was waiting on us that that was absolutely the worst Michelada I'd ever had, and although I'd still pay for it, it was gross. Furthermore, ever the ass-tute food critic, their pico was largely onion based and the guac was at least 50% sour cream. Shenanigans. Ciudad Colonial is a far better bang for your peso. Oh, and Rev Peyton sang his one note soundcheck song "Soundcheck" for at least an hour and a half. I never need to see that set again. E,N are always tits.

[Josh Caldwell]

Yes the sound check was like three hours of hell with everything that could go wrong, did. Once the show started though it sounded good and Everything, Now! fucking did a good set and the Rev had a good set as well. Reverend Peyton wants to come back in November - i dont know if i am going to do it or pass it to Mike to see if he wants to do it since I will be living down in Bloomington now. One band I want to work out something with is to have Zero Boys in town.