Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with Bad Company and Live at Roxy's Pub in West Palm Beach

Nothing says St. Patrick's Day like an English rock band and a Pennsylvania based grunge act. Bad Company (yeah, the Bad Company that rocked the 70's) and Live (think Lightning Crashes) are banding together and hoping enough green beer is consumed that the crowd will literally feel like they've been...

By Brett Gillin

March 17, 2009

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Nothing says St. Patrick's Day like an English rock band and a Pennsylvania based grunge act. Bad Company (yeah, the Bad Company that rocked the 70's) and Live (think Lightning Crashes) are banding together and hoping enough green beer is consumed that the crowd will literally feel like they've been transported back in time. But the best news of all, if you go to Roxy's Pub's website, you can sign up to get in for free, leaving plenty of extra cash to aid in your time-travel experiment. The whole event is going off block party style, so be sure to get there early enough to get a good spot... you know, one close to the bar.

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