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Around 4:15 p.m. today, a steady Toadies chant was building in Energy Square on Greenville and University. The crowd was green-washed and belly-warm with St. Patrick's Day.
We'll be along with photos from the indefatigable Danny Fulgencio, who captured a whole bucket-full of shots from Here Holy Spain, True Widow, Ume and--of course--Toadies' show. Before that, we wanted to share a few to get started. Enjoy 'em after the jump, and we'll be along soon with more.
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