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Win Tickets: Old 97’s at The Haunt


Since their 1994 debut Hitchike to Rhome, The Old 97’s have been putting out their unique brand of country-rock.  Through a hiatus and Rhett Miller’s solo career, The Old 97’s are back at full strength, and continue to bring a little bit of Dallas, TX with them wherever they go.  They’re on tour now, making a stop at The Haunt in Ithaca on Monday 11/4.

Tommy Brunett Band opens the show at 9p.  Doors at 8p.  ADV. $16.50 / DOS. $20.00

Want to see the show?  Text OLD97 to 77000 and we might put you and a friend on the guest list.

Texts must be received by noon on Saturday 11/2.  We will call winners that afternoon.

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