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Looks like Aboca’s isn’t the only suburban pizza and pasta joint to host all-ages rock shows. At 8 p.m. tonight, everyone’s favorite punk-rock acoustic marching band will play a free set at ZuRoma Sicilian Kitchen, located at 2140 Hall-Johnson Road in Grapevine.
That band, Mount Righteous, has shared good news and bad news with its fans recently.
On the plus side, they’ll be releasing a CD in late September.
The bad news, though, is that tonight’s show will be the collective’s last until winter, according to a recent blog update.
Seems tuba player Mason Ponder is heading to Pennsylvania to work on–seriously?–a documentary about sexual behavior in Amish communities. I’m sure our DC9 readers are far too mature to leave comments suggesting what that documentary may unveil…
