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Friends - They're Baaack! Please join me tomorrow night to hear power lobbyist Erik Huey's band, The Surreal McCoys at Hard Rock Café. It's always a great time! Hope to see you there.

The fabled Surreal McCoys return to DC Tomorrow night, September 30th at Hard Rock Cafe.

These Americana/alt-country/cow-punk/rockabilly troubadours are taking a break from the recording studio to come to DC and kick off their East Coast Tour, where they will be joined by DC's own Walk of Shame.

Buy your ticket ahead of time by clicking here: http://www.ticketweb.com/t3/sale/SaleEventDetail?dispatch=loadSelectionData&eventId=3183145 or by going to www.ticketweb.com<http://www.ticketweb.com> and entering "surreal mccoys."

Not only do you get to skip the line at the door, but everyone who buys their ticket online gets a free poster signed by the band!

Who are the Surreal McCoys?

Think Johnny Cash mixed with The Clash, with a strong chaser of Wilco, Replacements, and Drive-By Truckers for good measure. Ranked #1 in the Readers' AND Critics' polls for whiskey-soaked, snake-handlin', soul-savin' music, the gents are gearing up to play all the hits from their debut album The Bottle & The Gun, as well as new songs from their upcoming release The Howl & The Growl. Check out their web site: www.thesurrealmccoys.com<http://www.thesurrealmccoys.com>

They're often described in reviews as "The Band You Wanna Be In." And as any veteran of their blistering live show will attest, by concert's end you ARE in the Surreal McCoys-joining the band onstage to grab a stray cowbell, maraca, or a microphone.

They've played stages all over the Land of the Free-from the Viper Room in Hollywood to the rooftop of the Warner Theater in DC to a maximum-security prison outside of Pittsburgh-and everyone who has ever seen them leaves their shows sweaty and ecstatic, exuberant and exhausted.

They're thrilled to be joined on their East Coast Tour of DC, NYC and Philly by the mighty Walk of Shame. Conceived, incubated and hatched in DC, Walk of Shame is slowly marinated and basted in a thick sauce of rock and roll. They promise Guns and Roses, The Stones, and Radiohead. They do not promise Huey Lewis and the News, but they will deliver a new drug of all that is good and loud.

Tickets are $12. Doors open at 8; Walk of Shame starts at 8:30; Surreal McCoys at 9:30.

Your sonic salvation depends on this show. Remember, the healing doesn't come from the bands; they're only vessels for a greater rock-n-roll power! See you at the rock show.

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Kimball Stroud
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