The legendary Buddy Holly was born as Charles Hardin Holley in Lubbock, Texas on September 7th, 1936. It’s been 72 years since Buddy entered this world, but his music is as influential today as it was in 1957, when he recorded hits such as “Everyday” and “Peggy Sue” with his first band The Crickets. Tomorrow night, The Hall Monitors and JP McDermott and Western Bop will be celebrating Buddy Holly’s birthday at the Surf Club Live!, which happens to be the last standing roadhouse in the DC area (and yes, it’s still around). We guarantee that the music will be hoppin’ (since Holly’s tunes will be included in both bands’ sets) and the floor will be jumpin’ (as we’ve learned that the Surf Club crowd has a solid group of swingers - and we’re talking about dancing, but we’ll leave the rest to your imagination). We’re excited to play this show, and we hope you’ll join us! See attached flyer for more details.