And that includes both audience and staff. We had a great time playing, the room sounded phenomenal, and the crowd was fantastic. And thanks especially for making it out on a Tuesday night!
There are several slots remaining for this year’s edition of Lexfest, to be held in October at the Homegrown Hideaway, and we’re up against a number of other acts to get booked. So, we need your help. When you get a chance, point your browser to http://lex-fest.com/lineup/ and vote for Lipstick Pistol. Your help is much appreciated!
We’ve extolled the club sandwich before, which is quite simply the best in town, but man, everything about the Patchen Pub is great. And that’s it: it’s great, we’ll be playing from 9:30 to 1:00 or so, and you should be there. Period.
Tired of hunkering down indoors, waiting for the mustard gas cloud to pass? Come down to the Paddy Wagon and dig into some funky grooves. No mask necessary, but you’re welcome to wear one anyway if you’re feeling mysterious.
Click the “Shows” tab above for details and directions.
We’re playing our first show at Bar Lexington on Saturday, June 26, and we’re hoping for a good crowd. Come on out, and if you walk up to the drummer during a set break and say the phrase, “game–blouses,” he’ll buy you a drink. Offer good at Saturday’s Bar Lexington show only.
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Click the “Music” tab to hear tracks from the June 5 show at the Patchen Pub in Lexington, KY.
Come for the music, but if you don’t wanna come for the music, come for the food–it’s that good. And if you don’t wanna come for the food, come for the people–they’re that friendly. And if you don’t wanna come for the people, well, what the hell is wrong with you?
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LP returns to Buddy’s Bar & Grill Friday, May 21, and heads to Louisville the following night for a show at Wick’s Pizza. Click the “Shows” tab above for more information, including maps to the venues.
We were saddened today to learn of Ronnie James Dio’s passing. There were none greater.