A severe weather alert from the National Weather Service for the Little Rock, Arkansas area has resulted in the cancellation of tonight’s Mountain of Venus show. It is expected that snow and/or sleet will fall in the area later this evening and continue into Wednesday morning. As a result, Sticky Fingerz has decided to forgo the performance due to post-show transportation concerns.
Mountain of Venus will return to the stage tomorrow at the Outland in Springfield. MO.
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Published: 2003/02/25
Snow Threat in Little Rock, Arkansas Cancels Mountain of Venus Show
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