Back in 2011 Baltimore’s The Bridge announced that they would be breaking up following a Thanksgiving Eve performance at hometown venue Ram’s Head Live. The band were together for ten years and were known for their fantastic live shows. At the time, The Bridge revealed they were victims of the bad economy and could “no long sustain ourselves as a band,” there was no talk of any personal issues. Since The Bridge’s “Last Waltz” on Thanksgiving Eve ’11, they’ve proven they can’t quit each other as they reformed for a slot at last summer’s All Good Festival, a free show to celebrate the Ravens’ recent Super Bowl win and now have a couple of shows booked for this summer.
We love the way they’ve described their inability to “cut the cord”…
Have any of you ever broken up with someone, and after the “relationship” was over, you realized that it was still fun to get together and have sex once in a while? Well, that’s sort of like us. We like sex. And music. And music education in schools. And Baltimore. And Grateful Dead music. So, therefore…….On August 10, 2013, The Bridge will be playing a show to benefit Believe in Music, the wonderful non-profit organization founded by our own Kenny Liner, that promotes music education in the classrooms of underprivileged schools. The show will be held at Pier Six Concert Pavillion, and will feature sets by The Bridge and our good friends Dark Star Orchestra!! This is first time we’ve ever had the chance to play at Pier Six, and we’re honored to be able to get together and play for our hometown friends and family at such an incredible venue for such a great cause. Tickets are now on sale for this event that is sure to be a special one!! Go here:
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www.piersixpavilion.com/event/ 241837-believe-in-music-benefit -dark-baltimore We promise it won’t be weird in the morning.
In addition to this August 10th performance with The Dark Star Orchestra, The Bridge will also perform at this summer’s All Good Music Festival – their 11th time playing All Good.
