Benefit Set For Deceased Local Drummer's Children This Weekend

On Sunday night, Memphis in Addison will host a benefit concert for the three surviving children of Eric and Deborah Stuer, who died earlier this month in a car crash. The event starts at 7 p.m. and boasts a whole slew of scene vets: Stuer's former band, the Buster Brown...

By Pete Freedman

June 17, 2008

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On Sunday night, Memphis in Addison will host a benefit concert for the three surviving children of Eric and Deborah Stuer, who died earlier this month in a car crash.

The event starts at 7 p.m. and boasts a whole slew of scene vets: Stuer's former band, the Buster Brown Band, will perform; so will Emerald City and Dave Barnett & Morristown; meanwhile, Club Dada's Beard will be working the door. --Pete Freedman

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