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The Blind Shake rattle and roll at Grumpy’s
Monday, Jul. 27 2009 @ 1:51PM
Blind Shake photos by Ben Clark
Certain professions require nocturnal darkness: bat photographers, stargazers, prostitutes. But for too long the work of rock and roll musicians has been relegated to the midnight hour. Saturday’s six-hour music fest at Grumpy’s in downtown Minneapolis eschewed this stereotype–mostly because of the city’s strict 10 p.m. amplified noise cutoff, but still. The outdoor festival proved the pale and impeccably coiffed spirit of rock and roll can survive daylight. And sure, the steady flow of $2 PBR probably lent a hand in this situation.
Grumpy’s parking lot transformed into a real-time Pabst infomercial for the event. Local designers Anthem Heart screened free t-shirts emblazoned with the beverage’s logo. A photographer snapped free photos of partygoers’ faces poking through the cut-out head of a PBR-clutching princess. Cornered in the back of the patio, a stocky man with a pervy mustache and black short shorts veering toward the obscene held post in a dunking tank. And white, beer can-shaped ads dotting the stage flapped in the breeze like angel wings.

See the full article from “Minneapolis City Pages”