Showing posts with label Amanda StandAlone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Amanda StandAlone. Show all posts

Thursday, May 7, 2009

Going the Distance - Flood Victory Party & the Fargo Marathon


Downtown Fargo will be at the epicenter of two significant celebrations this weekend. Tonight, Thursday, May 7th, a flood victory party will be held in the US Bank plaza from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. It will feature live music from the Front Fenders, Post Traumatic Funk Syndrome and Tucker'd Out, the trio that wrote a tribute song for the flood (view a performance of the song here). A beer garden will be available and Mayor Dennis Walaker is lined up to do a toast. Plus, if you haven't heard, there will be free beer. Be sure to stop by the HoDo for Amanda Standalone and the Pastry Shop Girls beginning at 9 p.m.

Friday, May 8th, downtown will be an excellent place to shop as many stores and boutiques will be open late and offering discounts. See individual stores for details.

Saturday, May 9th, the downtown area will a primo spot to view the running of the 2009 Fargo Marathon. The race will come through downtown four different times, so take the chance to have coffee, breakfast or lunch outside as the race goes by. Bring a chair and camp out your spot or, if you prefer, watch from our rooftop! We will open Sky Prairie, our rooftop patio, for the first time this year, giving you a bird's eye view of all of the marathon action.

Wednesday, December 3, 2008

Amanda Standalone and the PSG: Folk a-Poppin'


The buzz is out on the street about Amanda Standalone and the Pastry Shop Girls (by all means, listen here), and for good reason. Amanda's sincere voice, multi-instrumental talents and strong folk ethic have been wowing crowds and have been building a steady following for several months. The HPR folks gave her "Best Bet" honors for her upcoming show in the HoDo Lounge tomorrow night, so the cat's out of the bag. Come see what the fuss is all about. 9 p.m., no cover.

Thursday, August 21, 2008

Amanda StandAlone Flies the Freak Folk Flag


You may have caught Amanda in the middle of one of this country's major urban areas, instrument in hand, singing for her supper. Her busking talent got her noticed by the Pittsburgh City Paper last year - a difficult feat given the fickle nature of the beast. Credit her strong voice for American folk and dexterity with a variety of instruments, including the classic washtub bass.
Her wanderlust brings her to the HoDo Lounge tonight at 8:30 p.m. with friends the Pastry Shop Girls. No cover, 21+. Give her a listen on MySpace.