Did you get tickets to either of The Head & The Hearts sold out shows at Cannery Ballroom? Leave a comment on the photo in this post and you could win two tickets to the show! We have to approve the comments before they are posted on the site, so please only leave one. We will announce the winner on March 23rd!
Winning Comment: “As the Hunger Games started, the poor chap who grabbed the guitar was the first killed” – Rachel
Wait!!!…I think we misunderstood when the camp director said “Grab an Ax and chop up some firewood” James B
Wait!!!…I think we misunderstood when the camp director said “Grap an Ax and chop up some firewood” James B
Wait!!!…I think we misunderstood when the camp director said “Gap an Ax and chop up some firewood” James B
“It don’t take much to excite us. Just a guitar and the great outdoors”
Down by the banks of the hanky panky ……where the bull frogs jump from bank to banky….with an eeeps iiippps ooooppps up, and a wi flipperdilly and a KER PLUNK!
No, don’t smash it here…! Save it until we get to The Cannery in Nashville!
“wow…that escalated quickly.”
“Look, I spotted an auto-tune processor!” “Quick, kill it!”
Are the three on the left laughing at the guy about to be pummeled with a guitar or are the lauging at the guy on the far left in the Harry Potter scarf playing the “air flute”?
Why are all of you laughing at him trying to pull off my guitar arm….evil, evil I tell ya.
Hipster strongman competition.
These things grow on trees anyways, so have at it
All hail to live music!!!!
Give someone the guitar so we can continue to make the best music ever!
Rockstar-ing is hard … Lord have mercy on our rough and rowdy ways!
“Hahaha, down with Fender! All hail, Gibson!”
Would LOVE tickets to see The Head & The Hearts!!!!
Nah man wait … those aren’t the ones!
While lost down in the valley, we crossed some rivers and roads and came across some ghosts singing. It sounded like “hallelujah”. When they wouldn’t come home with us, so we threw our guitar at them. It was hilarious.
While lost down in the valley, we crossed some rivers and roads and came across some ghosts singing. It sounded like “hallelujah”. When they wouldn’t come home with us, so we threw our guitar at them. It was hilarious.