We hope to see you there!

Wayside Inn – Sudbury, MA
July 13, 2010
Tuesday July 13 at 7pm

The band will be performing as part of the Wayside Inn’s annual fundraising concert series! Yum!

Music is performed in the air-conditioned Martha-Mary Chapel with optional home-made strawberry shortcake served at intermission. Take advantage of the concert dinner package and join us at the Wayside Inn before the show for only $39.95, which includes appetizer, dinner, concert and dessert—even tax and gratuity! Individual tickets are $15 each. These concerts are always a sell-out as seating is extremely limited. Book your reservation today! Visit the Wayside Inn’s Web site http://www.wayside.org/event/summer-strawberry-concerts

We hope to see you there!

Free to all  pickers and listeners!

Location:

Rte 119 / Rte 40,

Groton, MA

(978) 448-5614

All you have to do is VOTE FOR THEM here by JUNE 30:
http://magichat.net/opener/voting

Over 150 bands applied to this Magic Hat contest, and The David Wax Museum was chosen by the Newport Folk Festival Committee as one of the top 3 bands!

But now THEY NEED OUR HELP.
–Please take a minute to login at the Magic Hat site and cast your vote for us: http://magichat.net/opener/voting
–Then, post this on your Facebook page and invite your friends to vote, too.
–They’d be forever grateful. Thanks so much!!

** For those who need convincing, here’s a little ABOUT THE BAND:

David Wax’s circuitous journey from mid-Missouri to the back roads of Mexico to Harvard University inspires The David Wax Museum’s lively fusion of traditional Mexican and American folk music. Tagged as “one of Boston’s hottest new bands” by The Boston Globe, they have toured with The Avett Brothers, shared the stage with The Low Anthem, tour up and down the Eastern seaboard, and this summer will join the Old 97’s throughout the Midwest and Northwest. The band receives consistent radio play on XM Sirius Radio’s Acoustic Coffeehouse; The Boston Globe selected the band’s new album Carpenter Bird for its list of top 10 local albums of 2009; and NPR recently featured the band on a segment about Mexico-centric indie rock.

The David Wax Museum features David Wax on jarana and guitar, Suz Slezak on donkey jawbone and fiddle, Jordan Wax on accordion and piano, and Mike Roberts on upright bass and electric guitar.

If you are ready to get the weekend started, come see us tonight at Garcia Brogan’s, the only Mexican/Irish joint in Lowell and maybe the only one in the world.

Tonight – Thursday 5/20 8-11 p.m.
Garcia Brogan’s
131 Middlesex Street
Lowell, MA 01852

National Heritage Museum
33 Marrett Rd.
Lexington, MA 02421
(781) 861-6559