It was a garage waiting for a band.
A little old lady on Songbird Street noticed it first. She’d gone to her garage, which she seldom used, and found a pile of musical equipment there. So she called her grandson, Dippy of Dippy & The Bad Dreamers. (She knows him as Lawrence.) He had no idea what the stuff was doing there either. So he did the right thing and called the authorities. The gear was quickly identified as coming from a guitar-store heist several states over. As a reward, the band was given some of the instruments which the store owner deemed too knicked-up to resell. It was all perfectly playable, as you’ll see when Dippy & The Bad Dreamers play Hamilton’s tonight.
Tonight: You already know about Dippy & The Bad Dreamers & The Nicked Equipment at Hamilton’s… Grazy Klue is at the Bullfinch, solo acoustic… An Evening With Cut Finger at D’ollaire’s…