To Dale and anyone else in the Boston area,
The Attic is actually down in Newton Centre. See the website for more info. It's only a 10 minute ride from my office in Waltham. I'll be there on the 13th. I'd have to predict that this show will sell out. The Attic usually draws a large college crowd. I'd say the best way to promote this show would be to get it connected to one of the two or three (maybe 4 if you count college radio) radio stations that will actually play the NFU in this area. The main one being WXRV 92.5 "The River". They play and promote most of line-up from Lost Highway. They do a good job promoting the shows that are "The River Presents..." events. Other radio stations that are options in this area are 92.9 WBOS, 100.7 WZLX (this is classic rock and David's been around long enough now that he fits this format, sorry David not trying to make you feel old) and 88.9 WERS which is Emerson College Radio. These stations will play David's music so call and make your requests. Other than all that I can also tell anyone that's going to the Boston shows that Doc Wahoo will be there. And hey Mick...if you can get together a plane ticket maybe we can put you up over here in New England and get you to the show.
Reg
The Attic...in Newton MA...radio info...
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To Dale and anyone else in the Boston area,
The Attic is actually down in Newton Centre. See the website for more info. It's only a 10 minute ride from my office in Waltham. I'll be there on the 13th. I'd have to predict that this show will sell out. The Attic usually draws a large college crowd. I'd say the best way to promote this show would be to get it connected to one of the two or three (maybe 4 if you count college radio) radio stations that will actually play the NFU in this area. The main one being WXRV 92.5 "The River". They play and promote most of line-up from Lost Highway. They do a good job promoting the shows that are "The River Presents..." events. Other radio stations that are options in this area are 92.9 WBOS, 100.7 WZLX (this is classic rock and David's been around long enough now that he fits this format, sorry David not trying to make you feel old) and 88.9 WERS which is Emerson College Radio. These stations will play David's music so call and make your requests. Other than all that I can also tell anyone that's going to the Boston shows that Doc Wahoo will be there. And hey Mick...if you can get together a plane ticket maybe we can put you up over here in New England and get you to the show.
Reg
The Attic is actually down in Newton Centre. See the website for more info. It's only a 10 minute ride from my office in Waltham. I'll be there on the 13th. I'd have to predict that this show will sell out. The Attic usually draws a large college crowd. I'd say the best way to promote this show would be to get it connected to one of the two or three (maybe 4 if you count college radio) radio stations that will actually play the NFU in this area. The main one being WXRV 92.5 "The River". They play and promote most of line-up from Lost Highway. They do a good job promoting the shows that are "The River Presents..." events. Other radio stations that are options in this area are 92.9 WBOS, 100.7 WZLX (this is classic rock and David's been around long enough now that he fits this format, sorry David not trying to make you feel old) and 88.9 WERS which is Emerson College Radio. These stations will play David's music so call and make your requests. Other than all that I can also tell anyone that's going to the Boston shows that Doc Wahoo will be there. And hey Mick...if you can get together a plane ticket maybe we can put you up over here in New England and get you to the show.
Reg
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'The only way to avoid getting crushed by absurdity, is to humbly include the absurd in our calculations.'
'The only way to avoid getting crushed by absurdity, is to humbly include the absurd in our calculations.'
