Saturday, March 1 The Wedding Band rocked yet another wedding at the Market Street Grill in Cottonwood Heights. It was a grand old time. We played for roughly 4 hours, except for a little break to scarf up some clam chowder and crab cakes. I would put money down that Market Street has THE best Clam Chowder in town. Zupa's would be a close 2nd, but I'm-a fight for Market Street on that one. We played a great LONG set of good songs, and the Bride and Groom had a great night. Set up and take down is a pain, but other than that I could play all night long. This time was especially difficult with the out-of-the-blue storm that seemed to show up around 3:30 in the afternoon right as we were loading our stuff up. We had to forgo our usual use of Dave's truck and use Brian's mini-van, my car, whatever we could fit in the cab of Dave's truck and Brittany & Sean's car as well and caravan over and unload as quick as we could at the front door of the restaurant. By the end of the night the snow was minimal and we were able to take everything home without a problem. We had a good night. Check out all of our pictures here.
Sunday, March 2, 2008
Rockin' Market Street Grill
Saturday, March 1 The Wedding Band rocked yet another wedding at the Market Street Grill in Cottonwood Heights. It was a grand old time. We played for roughly 4 hours, except for a little break to scarf up some clam chowder and crab cakes. I would put money down that Market Street has THE best Clam Chowder in town. Zupa's would be a close 2nd, but I'm-a fight for Market Street on that one. We played a great LONG set of good songs, and the Bride and Groom had a great night. Set up and take down is a pain, but other than that I could play all night long. This time was especially difficult with the out-of-the-blue storm that seemed to show up around 3:30 in the afternoon right as we were loading our stuff up. We had to forgo our usual use of Dave's truck and use Brian's mini-van, my car, whatever we could fit in the cab of Dave's truck and Brittany & Sean's car as well and caravan over and unload as quick as we could at the front door of the restaurant. By the end of the night the snow was minimal and we were able to take everything home without a problem. We had a good night. Check out all of our pictures here.
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It's good to hear that you guys are playing again. That must be fun!
I am so glad you guys got the play at Market Street. I LOVE THAT PLACE. I totally agree with you on the clam chowder factor as well....delicious!
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