On March 17 and 18 Perpetual Groove will record its first live release over two nights at Treesound Studios in Atlanta, GA. This is the site where the band also recorded its last studio effort (as have Outkast, Trey Anastasio, REM and many others). The group will appear in The Cave, a live performance space within inside the studio complex. Given space limitations, only 150 fans will be able to attend, with libations offered as part of the $35 ticket price. Tickets go on sale tomorrow morning at 11:00 am= and a limit of one per person per night will apply.
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Published: 2006/02/24
Perpetual Groove To Record Live Release In The Cave
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