October 6 – Turtles! Parr! Ness. Clyde!
I’m hosting a concert to raise money in support of music programs in the Public Schools. We’ve got a few old friends who’ve agreed to play for a good cause. Tickets for this show go on sale on Friday and will sell out quickly – you won’t want to miss this show. Details here
I love the concert poster. Thanks to Vega Productions for pulling this together.
Leave a Comment
Only registered members can post a comment , Login / Register Here
24 Comments
doubledutch
about 5 years agoOoh, I want that poster.
Sean
about 5 years agoIt's a cool poster. But we could also just work cooperatively and tax for this type of educational programming in our schools. We've really come to this? I feel like a socialist right now.
Wes Scott
about 5 years agoAre they good!
Andrew O
about 5 years agoHow can you get the poster? Anyone know?
jay
about 5 years agoWhat is the showtime?
adam
about 5 years agoNo showtime listed. And the Live at Clyde website (where you are directed to buy tickets online) hasn't been updated since April.
Frank Nichols
about 5 years agoExcellent idea. First thing they cut seems to be the arts. I'd like to help, I can get the Mud Puppies to do an opening benefit hour, I'd love to play for this. Great Idea. Progressive even.
tom
about 5 years agoDon, I think it's OK to give yourself an exclamation point too.
Danny G
about 5 years agoThat poster is really great. Put it up for sale with proceeds going to the cause. Can't find a local printer, put it up at cafepress or something.
zman
about 5 years agoIs Duluth floating away -OR- being enveloped by The Nothing in that poster?
Maroon Loon
about 5 years agoI'd buy one. Maybe a local printer would donate the printing.
doubledutch
about 5 years agoClearly, poster sales would bring some extra dollars to this fundraiser. Make it happen, Donny!
Don Ness
about 5 years agoPosters (including some signed by the artists) will be for sale at the event. I'll see if they can have some prints made available earlier. Tickets are $20 and will be available at both Clyde and the Electric Fetus.
bluenewt
about 5 years agoIt is a very cool poster. What is the building that looks like a three-slot toaster lying on its side?
Jason
about 5 years agoAwesome. Looking forward to the show.
Ben
about 5 years agoFor what it's worth: I live far out of town, cannot make the show, but would gladly pay money to buy that poster on the internet.
Rachel
about 5 years agoHoly crap that's my birthday! Thanks for the best present ever, Don!
Stephanos
about 5 years agoThis is sweet. If Roger Dean were to incorporate a depiction of Duluth in his artwork, this is how I would imagine it. Who was the artist, by the way? And oh yeah, tasty concert, too.
zra
about 5 years agoIt looks a little more Tolkienish than Deanish to me, though I can see the Yes album influence.
Andrew O
about 5 years agoWho was the artist? Any contact information out there?
Don Ness
about 5 years agoThe artist is Adam Slaybaugh.
Jupiter Gingy
about 5 years agoWondering when these tickets are available... Took a quick jaunt down to Fetus this afternoon where I was informed they hadn't received any tickets yet, and the Clyde website looks as though it has not been updated since May. Is in-person at Clyde the only way to go about getting tickets for this wonderful event?
Kiel
about 5 years agoAny idea where I could get one of these posters??? I would be more than happy to pay for this sweet photo.
Jim
about 5 years agoSorry Mayor, but I have to say it. You are doing a hell of a job. I'm impressed everytime I hear or see you represent our city. I know you're a lib, and that's OK. I wouldn't know what party you represent if it wasn't for you stumping for someone (Can't remember- Jimmy or Hussein). Whatever, because no one is perfect. I know my kudos may cause you to have a bit of a chill, but what the hell. You deserve it. The kudos that is.