The Disco Biscuits concert scheduled for this Saturday, August 23, at the Festival Pier has been moved to the Electric Factory in Philadelphia. The move was necessarily because of production reasons. All tickets for the Festival Pier will be honored at the Electric Factory.
In other news, the quartet has added two new dates to its summer schedule. Because the Lazy Summer Daze festival was canceled, the Biscuits will now perform August 30 and 31 at Cervantes Masterpiece Ballroom in Denver.
The band plays Thursday at Crocodile Rock in Allentown, PA. For the complete itinerary, visit www.discobiscuits.com.
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Published: 2003/08/20
Saturday Disco Biscuits Concert Relocated; Denver Dates Added
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