One, Two, Three, Quatro!

Any of you Campbell University grads remember my pal Peter Hanna? I went to see Pete's Band, Subject to Change, play this weekend at the Norva. They rocked the house! If you still haven't checked out their website (www.subjecttochangemusic.com) you really need to. Especially since I just made it a link and all you have to do now is click. They packed out the venu this weekend with ONE THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SEVEN PEOPLE! (This number was actually made into a little song by the end of the night...I think there's a beer company out there that should get some credit for making that happen). Pete's "best GUY friend" John (Me being the "best GIRL friend") flew in from Nashville to hang out, too. We had a blast backstage feeling like important rock star groupies. My favorite part of the evening came after the show. The Norva was closing down and we were all leaving and then it hit me. My car keys were gone. They had been in a plastic bag that got thrown away as garbage by the staff HOURS ago. So, like any normal girl, I freaked out. I found some staff member who told me in a very "I-don't-care" voice that the trash was right outside in the dumpster. (Obviously he didn't know I was with the band) No, it gets better. So outside I go, only to find out they have something like SIXTEEN dumpsters right outside. (sigh). Well, what can I do? I start looking. A minute later the band walks out and asks me the obvious question - what are you doing? After explaining my crisis, these guys that have been there since early afternoon setting up, playing, cleaning up, etc. immediately roll up their sleeves and start digging through piles of garbage with me. We're not talking garbage like "eww, a kleenex". This is broken beer bottles, soaked cardboard, bathroom trash (don't make me explain) I think I even saw a shoe. We had gone through about half of the dumpsters when John *My hero of the day* came up with the most gorgeous set of germ covered keys I've ever seen. They all gave me a hug, pointed my car at the highway, and sent me off. And so, my fellow Americans, this is why I say to you- go check out Subject to Change. Not only are they awesome, but if you lose your keys- you're in good hands. See below for pictures from the concert :-)