NPR: Langhorne Slim to Play in Bryant Park Today

Langhorne Slim to Play in Bryant Park Today

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Country punk singer/songwriter Langhorne Slim will be stopping by our studio today for an interview and performance. After that we're taking Langhorne out to Bryant Park, where he's going to give an "impromptu" performance. (This blog post and one tweet on Twitter are the only promotion we're doing. So consider yourself part of a special secret club.)

We'll record the whole thing and make an awesome video, but if you're nearby and you want to come check it out, feel free. He'll be playing between 12:30 and 1 near the statue of Bryant.

Dan Pashman

10:04 AM ET | 04-30-2008 | permalink

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