Posted by aubin on Monday, March 5, 2007 at 7:25 PM (EST)
After the initial reunion show sold out in seconds, the Dismemberment Plan has announced plans for a second show to benefit Callum Robbins, son of of producer J.Robbins.
According to the Washington Post where frontman Travis Morrison works, the band will add a second show at the Black Cat on April 27, one night earlier. Formed in 1993, the Dismemberment Plan took a diverse range of influences from Fugazi to Gladys Knight and released a series of acclaimed albums. Their last album, Change was released in 2001. Desoto Records (31 comments)
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Infrarecon (March 5, 2007)
I managed to snag tickets for the Sat. show, but I'll consider heading to this one too. 3+ Replies
badbrain (March 6, 2007)
the same fucking shit is gonna happen. i'm afraid to try to get tickets to this show cause i don't want to be that pissed off again when i don't get tickets after trying 3 times within the 5 o clock minute
Someone (March 6, 2007)
Better be a full tour, and better not sell via ticketmaster so that people who actually have a life can get tickets.
Someone (March 6, 2007)
I don't live in DC, but why would they do a charity gig and sell tickets from ticketmaster, instead of from something more indie, and cheaper. 4+ Replies
vaginalinferno (March 6, 2007)
where is the Black Cat? i'm in the northeast, is that gonna work out? | Features
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hells yeah.