November 04, 2009 Music+Clubs » Pulse

Tesla show relocated to Music Farm 

The rockers are still solid for Fri. Nov. 13

by T. Ballard Lesemann

Latest in Pulse

Vintage alternative-rock band Tesla — the multi-platinum-selling rock group from Northern California — is still heading to Charleston, but the show initially scheduled at the Charleston Music Hall on Fri. Nov. 13 has been relocated up the block to the Music Farm.

"This show is now standing room general admission," reports AC Entertainment publicist Paige Travis. "All previously purchased tickets for the Charleston Music Hall will be honored at the Music Farm, and previous purchasers will be granted early admission with proof of ticket."

Tesla has toured heavily this year behind a new studio album titled Forever More (featuring the singles "I Wanna Live" and "Breakin' Free"). The current line-up consists of four of its original members — vocalist Jeff Keith, guitarist Frank Hannon, bassist Brian Wheat, and drummer Troy Luccketta — plus new guitarist Dave Rude.

Tickets are available for $32.50 at the Music Farm box office, Cats Music and Monster Music stores, through Etix.com, and by phone at 1-800-514-3849.

Check out musicfarm.com and teslatheband.com for more.

Tags: , ,

Related Locations

Comments (0)

Add a comment

Classified Listings
  • Il Cortile Del Re We went to Il Cortile after the Mike Moran Furniture show at Rebekah Jacob Gallery… -project_runwayHottie
  • Baked Heaven!!! The service was friendly & suggestive not to mention knowledgable on all the incredible… -alicia66
  • A.C.'s Bar and Grill Love A.C.'s brunch. Chicken and waffles are the best cure for a hangover. If you… -chaslovah
  • Tokyo Bistro The Sushi is AWESOME, their Dancing Dragon Roll is the best sushi I have ever… -Megan
  • Paisano's Pizza Grill The Colbert is the best pizza I've ever had! What a great mix of flavors,… -beach
Most Viewed


Powered by Foundation   © Copyright 2009, Charleston City Paper   RSS