Saturday update

TOAST: The Ultimate Bread Experience is coming to the Cannon Center on October 30. Normally I don’t blog about events that far in advance, but there’s a story about this one.

“I have never, ever in my life heard of a band called Bread,” I thought when I saw the show advertised on the center’s billboard. “Bands like the Beatles and the Stones and Zeppelin have tribute bands. Big names.”

I came to the conclusion that TOAST must be a tribute to a band that never existed. “That’s absolutely brilliant,” I thought.

But a visit to Wikipedia proved me wrong. Bread was a soft rock band active in the 1970s. Their biggest hit was “Baby I’m-a Want You,” which I kinda vaguely remember.

Is anyone going to this show?

Grizzlies head coach Taylor Jenkins has been fired. Beale Street Bears speculates that TJ may have lost the support of the locker room.

The Flying Saucer is getting in on some of that crawfish boil action. Their boil will be a fundraiser for firefighters on Saturday, April 12. Arm wrestling, cornhole, live music.

The Saucer is giving away tickets to Wiseacre’s April 26 Taste the Rarity event. Ask your server how to get a chance to win. …Except, you won’t win. Gary “Mr. 64 plates” Smith will win. He wins everything.

Momma’s has PBR on draft now but I think it’s only temporary.

I had a fantastic time sitting outside South Main Sounds with friends for South Main Night Market last night.

Tomorrow at 1:20 we are all Houston Cougars fans. It’s up to the Cougs to keep Tennessee out of the Final Four.

Back tomorrow with more news.

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