Brian Grosz and Friends Play a Free "Death Taxes and Resurrection" Themed Show Tomorrow Afternoon (April 18th) at Parkside Lounge

DOWNLOAD: Brian Grosz - "Lydia the Tattooed Lady" (MP3)

Brian Grosz and friends are playing a show tomorrow afternoon at Parkside Lounge. According to Brian, all performers will be performing songs on the theme of "Death Taxes and Resurrection" and all attendees are encouraged to wear springtime pastels and easter bonnets (or dress as their favorite HR Block employee).

This should be a great way to spend the afternoon. The show is free -- there will be a pass the hat donation and part of the proceeds will go to the Save the Music Foundation.

Performers include:

Matt Whyte of Earl Greyhound
Alex Walker of Aloke
Brian Grosz
Emily Zuzik
Dorie Colangelo
Sam Barron
The Celebration of Man
The Knuckleheads
Seth Berkowitz
Len Xiang

Links:
Lapdance Academy (Brian's new artists collective)
Parkside Lounge

The Priestess and The Fool (Meredith Dimenna & Brian Grosz) Play Parkside Lounge Tomorrow Afternoon

You can get your Christmas cheer on in the middle of the day tomorrow as The Priestess and The Fool are playing the "Ugly Holiday Sweater Jamboree" (we are talking Cosby sweaters here).

According to Brian Grosz's MySpace page, 15 bands are playing the Jamboree. The show starts at 2PM and admission is FREE. Some of the other musicians include Alex Walker, Christian Zucconi, Matt McIntosh, Dave Harris, Emily Zuzik and Dorie Vance.

The Priestess and The Fool released a free downloadable EP of holiday covers are few weeks ago. One of the standout tracks is a cover of the Pogues' "Fairy Tale of New York". Here is the complete track listing:

RIDE ON, SANTA EP Track List:
1) “Ride on, Santa, Ride On”
(Stan Kenton Orchestra featuring June Christy)

2) “There Ain't No Hole in the Washtub”
(Emmet Otter's Jug-band Christmas)

3) “Fairy Tale of New York”
(The Pogues featuring Kirsty MacColl)

4) “Baby, It's Cold Outside”
(Frank Loesser)

5) “Mele Kalikimaka/Waters of Babylon”
(Bing Crosby and the Andrews Sisters/Traditional)

Links:
The Priestess & The Fool's MySpace Profile