I took hardly any shots and this is the only one even remotely worth sharing. From Saturday (night 2)

Group photo from Saturday night. Don't recall who took the photo but many thanks!

I like to call this one, "Where's Bill?"

My favorite thing Saturday was the walk out music.

LBRod wrote:My favorite thing Saturday was the walk out music.

it was their way of saying, "get the fuck outta here you fish-eyed fools!!!"

Didn't get much myself, but here's a shot from Carl Perkins

What an odd/interesting looking stage

Zip City wrote:What an odd/interesting looking stage

I was told that the stage had been moved forward a few feet over time- back in the day the band/artist was underneath that overhang. It’s just a classic old school Texas dance hall

whatwouldcooleydo? wrote:

Zip City wrote:What an odd/interesting looking stage

I was told that the stage had been moved forward a few feet over time- back in the day the band/artist was underneath that overhang. It’s just a classic old school Texas dance hall

Gruene Hall was built in 1878. Most of what you are seeing in the photo is original, even the old advertising signs. Very, very little has changed in that place over time. It is a pretty special spot to catch a show.

pearlbeer wrote:

whatwouldcooleydo? wrote:

Zip City wrote:What an odd/interesting looking stage

I was told that the stage had been moved forward a few feet over time- back in the day the band/artist was underneath that overhang. It’s just a classic old school Texas dance hall

Gruene Hall was built in 1878. Most of what you are seeing in the photo is original, even the old advertising signs. Very, very little has changed in that place over time. It is a pretty special spot to catch a show.

Yep. Place wasn’t intended to be a performance hall. Stage was functional enough for a band to play live music so that the people could dance. That was the function