
HAAM Day benefit concert featuring Sabbath Crow, Dim Light and The God Catchers to support the Austin musician healthcare charity HAAM.
Sabbath Crow are back at The Lost Well on Tuesday, September 22, for another HAAM Day benefit. They're the main feature of the night, and they've brought along Dim Light and The God Catchers to round out the bill. It's a three-band lineup, so there's plenty of music to get through.
If you're not familiar with the name, HAAM is an Austin-area nonprofit that's been around since 2005. Since then, they've provided more than $215 million in healthcare services to over 8,000 musicians in the region. Sabbath Crow has put on several HAAM Day events at The Lost Well over the years, and they've always kept them on a Tuesday and early in the evening. The night is billed as a no-cover show, with the proceeds going to the charity.
Sabbath Crow is an Austin hard-rock trio: Kristin Crowfire Bybee on bass, J. Crow Bybee on guitar and vocals, and Jeff Dirty Rice McBride Chavez on drums. They're the ones putting the whole thing together, and they'll be sharing the stage with Dim Light and The God Catchers. With three bands on the bill, the music should keep going for a good while.
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The show runs from 6 PM to 10 PM at The Lost Well, 1141 1/2 Airport Blvd, Austin, TX 78702. There's no cover, and the proceeds go to HAAM.