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Willie, Merle and Ray Open for Lucinda Williams

January 17th 2007 in Americana, Concerts, Legends, Uncategorized

Well, sorta. Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard and Ray Price with opener Asleep at the Wheel will come to Radio City Music Hall for thier The Last of the Breed show on 3/22 the night before Lucinda Williams plays the same room the night after. This is going to be a great couple of days for country music fans in Gotham.

6 comments to...
“Willie, Merle and Ray Open for Lucinda Williams”

Brody
wrote on January 18th, 2007

Sweet, they’re traveling to Austin a few days before they head to Gotham. Only two more days until tickets go on sale. Are you gonna try and catch the show?

baron
wrote on January 18th, 2007

Nice! Truth be told I’d rather see the shiw in Texas. The crowds are rowdier and the girls are more prone to disrobe. Got my tickets today.

Brody
wrote on January 22nd, 2007

Lucky you got your tickets early. I waited two measly days and now the best sections are sold out.

baron
wrote on January 22nd, 2007

Wait, they might release some good tix later to throw off the scalpers. Then there’s always Craigs List.

Brody
wrote on January 23rd, 2007

Do they really hold tickets sometimes?

baron
wrote on January 23rd, 2007

Indeed they do.

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