General News
Vertigo to play Arlington
November 17, 2015
Back in ’91 a few friends got together to jam.
Before long they were known as “Vertigo.”
The band consisted of a few Brownes and a Hawley as the main members, and a few others who dabbled over the years. Great friendships were formed. A few years later the next generation of Brownes were recruited and the Vertigo sound continued to grow and change. In time, circumstances changed and living farther apart it became harder to get together for practice and performances. A few years went by with no performances.
A couple of years ago they reunited for a private party. Everybody really enjoyed being together and thought they would like to do it again. So…
Nov. 28 at the Arlington. They will be joined by some “old” members for a few guest appearances and more Hawley/Brownes will be tuned and ready to entertain you with songs from their 20 plus years together. Show starts at 9:30 p.m. $10 cover.
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