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News Flash!
The Fourth Annual New Year's Hank-O-Rama
New Year’s Day, Tuesday, Jan. 1, 6 p.m.
The Rodeo Bar, 375 3rd Ave., NYC, (212.683.6500).
NO COVER!
A musical tribute to Hank Williams on the 55th anniversary of his death
With The Lonesome Prairie Dogs, Tammy Faye Starlite, Jonathan Gregg, Sean Kershaw, Nick Beaudoing of the Doc Mashalls, Justin Smith of the Defibulators, Lindy Loo and many others.

 

Well, seems we were just thankin' folks for comin' out to last year's Third Annual New Year's Hank-O-Rama, when all of sudden the time for Hank-O IV is almost here."
As usual, it's New Year's Day at the Rodeo Bar -- 6 p.m. this year -- see our gigs page for full details.
And like always, we sure can't wait to pay tribute to ole Hank the 55th anniversary of his passin'.

We also wanna thank everybody who came out to our gig at the Five Spot in Nashville, where we had a great time, and fulfilled a longtime dream of playing in Music City USA. Gotta say, though, Nashville ain't got nothin' on the live country music scene right here in NYC!

 

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READ WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING about The Lonesome Prairie Dogs:

"Even if they weren't a great band, this trio would still get the award for Best Dressed of the evening. Luckily, they're kickass musicians as well."
-Brooklyn Country (www.brooklyncountry.com)

"...the house band..."
-No Depression

"It was unanimous in our editors' poll, The LPD's are quite simply the best band of all time, any era, any style."
-Rolling Stone

"The coolest band in the world -- Bill Kelly said so!" -Little Steven

"My daddy sucked compared to these guys!"
-Hank Williams Jr.

"Only Homer and Shakespeare come close to The Lonesome Prairie Dogs in capturing the essence of the human condition. I wept when I fiirst heard them,
not merely because my notions of music were irrevocably shattered from that moment on, but because I realized that civilization itself would never be the same."
-Greil Marcus

"Before The Lonesome Prairie Dogs, there was nothing." -John Lennon