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Published: 2012/04/12
Phil Lesh Announces First Terrapin Crossroads Ramble
Phil Lesh has announced his first series of rambles at his recently opened venue/restuarant, Terrapin Crossroads, set to take place May 10-13. Joining Lesh at the rambles will be Chris Robinson, Tim and Nicki Bluhm, John Skehan of Railroad Earth Adam MacDougall of Chris Robinson Brotherhood, drummer Jaz Sawyer along with his son Grahame Lesh. While no further details have revealed as of yet, the Terrapin Crossroads website indicates that the May 10 ramble will be “special album night.”
Tickets may be purchased today through Sunday from the Terrapin Crossroads merchandise table between 5PM to 9PM.
As Lesh has previously indicated, Terrapin Crossroads will offer a variety of performance types including Phil Lesh & Friends shows, Rambles, the Fellowship (Lesh family band), Telstar (electronica/free improv), Terrapin All-Stars (local musicians), and more.
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Andy April 14, 2012, 20:09:14