They will be at Starlight Theatre on June 17, a Friday, the same night as Roger McGuinn at the Folly and the night before Peter Gabriel at Starlight.
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June 25, Crossroads KC. $30 to $75. - Jimmy Cliff
June 15, Crossroads KC. $30 to $76.50. - Flaming Lips
June 21-22, Liberty Hall. $38.50. - Alice Cooper
June 15, the Midland. $22. - Kenny Chesney / Tim McGraw
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Posted by: zzzzzz | April 01, 2011 at 12:52 PM
They might not be your cup of tea, but as someone who has seen EW&F twice before, I can firmly attest that they are the antithesis of boring unless you consider a highly energetic stage show that transcends genre with audience members of all races and ages joyously singing and dancing in the aisles "boring". I've also seen Peter Gabriel live, both solo and with Genesis (albeit both times in the 70s), and the terms "sleepy" or "boring" shouldn't apply to him either. How in the world could someone who was at the forefront of theatrical rock be considered boring?
Posted by: pellboy | April 05, 2011 at 07:53 AM