Ya so me and my girl are talking about going to the Texas Rockabilly Revival in May in Austin.... So I was wondering if anyone else was going to go to this and/or knows the cost of some hotel rooms out that way... she lives in Houston and I live in Shreveport for the time being till I can land some work out that way... anyways let me know if any of yall are going to this or not... May 8th & 9th Texas Rockabilly Revival Austin, Texas www.rockabillymagazine.com pre-65 car show *off the top of my head confirmed bands are* Reverend Horton Heat Wayne "The Train" Han**** Slim Jim Phantom
I just picked up some tickets on this. Not taking the Caddy but should be a good time. Any of the Austin guys taking the cars out? Hopefully no rain like Round Up...
Man I might have to sell my wristbands. I bought 2 but I have a chance to make some money for the car this weekend. Listen to music or make enough to flake the roof and buy bag brackets. It's a hard choice.
Can you go into the car show with you ride if you dont buy tickets to the show.Im a little broke but would love to see the cars and be part of the show.I wouldnt doybt if that was the case with alot of people considering how expensive the tickets are.
From their web site... "Casual Car Show - Bring your car to the show for FREE! The car show will take place on Saturday, May 9th from 12pm - 5pm in the parking lot behind the Nutty Brown Amphitheatre. There will be an acre of free cl***ic and hot rod parking so you can show your vehicle before the evenings bands. You may also leave your car their while till the event is done. The car show is casual, so just show up with your cl***ic or hot rod, park it with the others and have a good time. Registration is not required, however we ask that you do so that we can be prepared with the amount of cars we have. Show up early as once the spaces are gone....they are gone."
I am gonna go watch Scott Biram freak the **** out at the continental tonight, then work on my Hot Rod this weekend. Though the whole "lemmy" thing looks interesting.
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