The Lawn Boys, a New York City based Phish tribute band, will be playing Sulivan Hall at 214 Sullivan St., NYC tomorrow, January 25. More information on their Facebook page here. The Lawn Boys generously staged a benefit performance last November for the Mockingbird Foundation, raising almost $1,200 through door receipts and a table staffed by volunteers Katherine Weatherly and Kelly Lawson.

Above: The Lawn Boys at the Canal Room benefit for the Mockingbird Foundation. Pictured in their lineup for this benefit are musicians Darren Rodney (Guitar and Vocals), Brad Weiger (Bass and Vocals), Shoheen Owhady (Keyboards and Vocals), Andrew Mega (Drums and Vocals) and Indofunk Satish (Special Guest - Trumpet).
Photo courtesy The Lawn Boys and Mantner Photography.
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If you're going to be in NYC on Friday night, you should probably do yourself a favor & get to this show. For a mere $12 (or $15 on the day of the show), you will get 2 full sets of tunes from guys who really put their all into making these shows great. I know the thought of a "Phish tribute band" might be cheesy to some of you (as it was to me before the 1st time I saw them) but believe me... It's worth it. Your view will be changed after the 1st song, I promise
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