Sundogs At Spokane Brewery

Wed., Jan. 18, 1995

Joe Ehrbar Correspondent

FOR THE RECORD CORRECTION: The Sundogs, a Northern California band, will perform tonight at the Fort Spokane Brewery. Tickets are $9, and the show starts at 9:30 p.m. The date was wrong in a story in Wednesday’s IN LIFE section. The correction was published January 19, 1995

The Sundogs, an East Bay Area Cajun-Zydeco-roots-rock hybrid, plays the Fort Spokane Brewery tonight.

In Northern California, the Sundogs have become an institution, commanding a respectable following. Outside the region, the band fares well among fans of the genre and continues to gain popularity.On stage, the Sundogs’ performance is infectious, compelling most people into an all-night, dancing frenzy.

The Sundogs don’t get up to this area very often, so don’t miss this show.

Music starts at 9:30 p.m. Tickets for tonight’s show are available at the Fort Spokane brewery for $9. It’s $8 for Inland Empire Blues Society members. Bring your I.D.

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