Word: concertized
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Around $15,000 of the sum will go to a concert featuring. The English Beat while The Beat has not yet definitely agreed to perform, the Council has put in a bid for the band and has tentatively rented Briggs Cage for April...
Tickets, limited to 10 per person, will sell for $7. Because the Cage holds about 3000 people, the Council could realize a profit of up to $6000 from the concert. That money would be used to finance other social events...
Pratap said the Council ruled out the idea of having the concert in the Harvard Stadium because of the complex organization it would have required. An outdoor concert would cost more and be more susceptible to weather. Pratap added...
...Council also needs a backer, a group which would pay. The Beat a $6000 fee if Harvard has to cancel the concert Having a backer is "mostly a form of insurance." Pratap said adding. "It's very, very unlikely that we would have to cancel the concert...
...still playing oldies shows and medium-size concert dates and bumping around the boonies, and he is still hollering defiance. Last week, at a joint called the Lonesome Armadillo in Roseville, Calif., Jerry Lee got to a part of the Trouble in Mind lyric that goes "Put me six feet in the ground" and interpolated, "I throw the dirt right in your face...