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Tuesday
May262009

I Might Pay $8 Just For The Poster

It shouldn't be too surprising that the same band whose upcoming album art is pretty cool would also have cool poster art for a big ol' benefit show they're putting together. Yeah, Seattle's The Not-Its have put together a pretty awesome poster for "Timeout To Rock," which is being billed as "Seattle's First Annual Children's Music Festival." (I dig the positive attitude assumed in that billing.)

If it were just a single-band show benefiting Juvenile Diabetes research, I probably wouldn't post about it, but since the poster's gone public and has a pretty awesome lineup -- the Not-Its, Recess Monkey, Caspar Babypants, and Central Services Board of Education -- I thought I'd share. (Seriously, folks, think about the assorted Seattle-area artists not performing -- Johnny Bregar, Eric Herman, the Harmonica Pocket, Eric Ode -- and try to come up with another locality with as many vital performers. Maybe NYC, and that's it.)

Anyway, that awesome lineup will be playing Saturday, June 27th starting at 11 AM at Seattle's Vera Project. Tickets are just $8/person, $25/family. Such a deal. Make it if you can. And pick up a poster for me. (Poster after the jump.)
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Reader Comments (2)

Hurray! It was only a matter of time, thanks in no small part to you, Stefan. If we can get to this event I'll definitely pick up a poster for you. By the way, who is producing this? I want to give them a big (virtual) hug.
May 26, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterKaty L
Oh duh--I see now it's at the Vera Project. I think I know some of the folks involved. VP is an all-ages music club partially funded by the city, right near the Space Needle. We saw Justin Roberts play there last fall. It's a perfect place for this.
May 26, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterKaty L

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