Evens / Ted Leo roll call

[ggw]

Maybe.

[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

I will be at the free Steve Earle gig. Otherwise, I might have checked this out.

[thirsty moore]

There is a chance of me showing up.

[redsock]

I am downgrading myself to a maybe, mostly cause I really need to find a new job, and this is a perfect night to bust my ass for 5 hours doing just that.
 
 Anyone know when these shows are over? Is it before 9?

[Bombay Chutney]

The website says the shows are over by 9:30.

[myuman]

Are the Evens playing?... went to the discord website... a tad confusing.

[Random Citizen]

Fort Reno website
 
 

Originally posted by myuman:
  Are the Evens playing?... went to the discord website... a tad confusing.

[chaz]

I don't want to yell fire in a crowded theater or anything, but Ian's mom passed away the other day so I wouldn't be surprised if the Evens didn't do this show.  I also wouldn't be surprised if they did.  Just passing that along so those of you going won't be too dissapointed if they don't play.

[ggw]

My condolences to the family.
 
 

Mary Anne MacKaye    
 
 MacKAYE, MARY ANNE (Age 71)
 A fifth-generation Washingtonian and extraordinary practitioner of the largely lost art of correspondence, died June 30, 2004 at her home in the District's Glover Park neighborhood. The former Mary Anne MacKaye grew up in the Brookland neighborhood of Northeast Washington, east of Catholic University. Mrs. MacKaye is survived by her husband, William R. MacKaye, retired associate editor of The Washington Post Magazine and retired editor and chief executive officer of In Trust, Inc., an organization that teaches principles of good governance to the boards and administrators of North American theological schools; five children, Katharine, of Washington, Susannah, of Oakland, CA, Ian, of Washington, Alexander, of Washington and Amanda of Arlington, VA; three daughters-in-law, Kirstin Lindquist, also of Oakland, Amy Farina and Lely Constantinople, both of Washington; and one granddaughter, Ava. A wake began in the family home at 3819 Beecher Street NW shortly after her death and will continue until 5 p.m., Thursday, July 1. Family and friends are invited to call at any time day or night during the wake. A eucharist of the Resurrection will be celebrated at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, July 3 at the Church of St. Stephen and the Incarnation, 1525 Newton Street N.W., followed by burial of a portion of her remains in the churchyard. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Church of St. Stephen and the Incarnation Wendt Plaza Fund.
 

From the Post

[Random Citizen]

That's really sad.  

[Driveway]

so is the show at 7:15 or at 6:30?  
 
 What is "Chad Clark On Recording" ?
 
 From the site:
 
 THURSDAY, JULY 1st
 TED LEO / THE EVENS
 AT 6:30pm CHAD CLARK ON RECORDING
 
 Shows at Fort Reno are held every Monday and Thursday. They begin promptly at 7:15pm and end at 9:30pm. Occasionally, shows get delayed or canceled due to weather conditions. The shows are free, all ages are welcome and alcoholic beverages are not allowed.

[chaz]

Originally posted by Random Citizen:
  That's really sad.    

Indeed.

[nkotb]

Occassionally they have information speakers, if I'm not mistaken.  I'm guessing this is one: Chad Clark speaking on Recording.
 
 

Originally posted by DriveWay:
  so is the show at 7:15 or at 6:30?  
 
 What is "Chad Clark On Recording" ?
 
 From the site:
 
 THURSDAY, JULY 1st
 TED LEO / THE EVENS
 AT 6:30pm CHAD CLARK ON RECORDING
 
 Shows at Fort Reno are held every Monday and Thursday. They begin promptly at 7:15pm and end at 9:30pm. Occasionally, shows get delayed or canceled due to weather conditions. The shows are free, all ages are welcome and alcoholic beverages are not allowed.

[ggw]

From the Dischord site:
 
 THE SHOW AT FORT RENO PARK WILL BE TAKING PLACE AS PLANNED ON JULY 1.

[Bombay Chutney]

Did it happen?  Anyone go?  I wasn't about to sit through a hail storm for it.