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Monday, June 13, 2011
Foster the People Show Moves From Congress to Rialto
Posted By Dan Gibson on Mon, Jun 13, 2011 at 5:56 PM
The Foster the People show that was scheduled for Club Congress on July 5th has moved across the street to the Rialto, which makes sense, since the Congress show has been sold out for a week or so. If you'd like to see the band behind school shooting anthem "Pumped Up Kicks" and the superior and delightfully poppy "Houdini" (above), you might want to get tickets for the relocated show soon. Tickets for the Congress show will be honored at the Rialto. You'll just have more company.
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