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Blue Tarp to play at Seattle club


April 13, 2009 · Updated 5:00 PM 

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As part of their prize for winning the Battles of the Bands competition in Seattle, Orcas band Blue Tarp is playing at the famous Seattle club Neumos on April 19.

Orcas group Gary Bauder and the Cosmic Tumblers will open the show, which starts at 7:30 p.m. Blue Tarp will go on around 9:30 p.m, and play an hour and a half set of rock and blues featuring a handful of their friends and fellow islanders, including Jesse Anderson, Quinn Bailey and Kenan Laflin.

Blue Tarp members are Walter O'Toole on vocals and harmonica, Peter Vinson on guitar, Justin Rorabaugh, guitar, Ian Sides, bass guitar, and Sidney Hayworth on drums.

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