Let Feedback Ring (Rock & roll all night): Sadlack’s on July 4
Let Feedback Ring is the punny name Corbie Hill, guitarist for Raleigh trio Battle Rockets, has lent a nine-band show he’s booked for Sadlack’s on Independence Day. With sets from The White Cascade, Free Electric State, Blag’ard and six others, the lineup looks plenty solid, sure. The real reason for your attention, though, might be the show’s not-so-subtle nod to protest of Bud Light Presents Raleigh Downtown Live.
“What I want to establish is a local-oriented answer to the Downtown Live gibberish that has been so blissfully unaware of what’s really happening in the Triangle and the region,” says Hill, who booked the show between Downtown Live’s June 27 engagement with The Tubes and July 11’s gig with Joan Jett. The music at Sadlack’s runs from 1:30 p.m. to 10 p.m., at which point Hill hopes the crowd migrates downtown for a Red Collar/ Caverns double bill at Tir Na Nog. “Let Feedback Ring, coupled with the Tir Na Nog show, results in 12 hours of solid & original music this July 4.”
Line-up drops after the jump.
Goodbye, Titan
Irata
The White Cascade
Free Electric State
Battle Rockets
The Virgo 9
Blag’ard
Once and Future Kings
Asheville’s Spy Satellite
4 Comments
Grayson, Typo in your first line? Let Freedom Ring? Not too punny.
— Steve Schewel 12 June 2009
Thank you, sir.
— Grayson Currin 12 June 2009
“line-up drops after the jump”…? Maybe I’m missing something- I don’t get that.
Mr. Schewel- it’s obviously not a typo [and I think you know that], but it’s also not Currin’s pun [not so sure you knew that one?].
— Tim 24 June 2009
Hey, Tim. There was a typo, and it was corrected. Let Feedback Ring was typed originally as Let Freedom Ring. Oops.
As for “line-up drops after the jump,” that’s a relic from when the article appears in digest form on Scan’s main page. That sentence is followed by a link to the rest of the article.
— Grayson Currin 24 June 2009