Showing posts with label rock and roll can never die. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rock and roll can never die. Show all posts

Monday, June 9, 2008

Back by popular demand (No, REALLY), the Ypsitucky Colonels live and local!

In case you missed them a week or so ago at the Corner Brewery, the Ypsitucky Colonels make their second local appearance in as many weeks, when they take over Club 23 this Saturday – the 14th. Club 23 is conveniently located at the corner of Willis and Carpenter Roads in beautiful Greater Milan. That's right ... just a hop, skip and drunk drive away from the Colonels’ natural, Ypsitucky habitat. The Colonels are busy polishing their Beatle boots in anticipation of a a rip-roarin’ three set show in Club 23’s friendly confines. Catch ’em soon, before they sell out to The Man and start playing disco-lite versions of their greatest hits.

Wednesday, April 2, 2008

Ypsitucky Colonels show now WITH cool artwork and links

Boy, did the interns mess up THAT show roll out. Let's try again.

The Ypsitucky Colonels make their Motor City debut this Friday, April 4, at that most-venerable of hipster havens, the Lager House tavern. Come thrill to the pub-rock stylings of the Colonels, while knocking can after can after can of ice-cold Stroh’s and chasing them down with shots of Old Crow. That’s right kids, the Colonels chase their cheap beer with cheaper whiskey.

That’s just how we roll.

The Lager House is located on Michigan Avenue, just a stone’s throw east of the old Tiger Stadium in the fashionable, yet still quaintly dangerous, Corktown neighborhood.

Check out the Colonels at their BRAND NEW BLOG!

Now, for some concert artwork!

Saturday, November 3, 2007

Don't forget the Ypsitucky Colonels tonight

Downtown under the big lights of the Tap Room Annex. The Annex is at 201 W. Michigan Ave.

Sorry, the set list does not include 'Muskrat Love'