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Fred Norris’ band postpones Eastchester gig due to ‘family emergency’

September

Neither Howard Stern’s sound effects guru, Fred Norris, nor Norris’ fellow King Norris band members was anywhere to be found Saturday night at Mickey Spillane’s in Eastchester. In their place was a music deejay, playing classic rock songs a little too loudly at the bar on Route 22. Bar patrons had been informed that the gig was canceled due to a family emergency.

I got off the phone a few minutes ago with Frank Fallon, King Norris’ drummer, who confirmed that the band had to postpone the show indefinitely for that reason. Fallon didn’t want to go on the record about what took place, but he said everyone involved is now OK and apologized for the late notice of the show’s postponement.

Norris was back on the air this morning with Stern, who launched his professional career in Briarcliff Manor.

Fallon said he is working to reschedule the Mickey Spillane’s gig.

(Photo courtesy of KingNorris.com)

This entry was posted on Monday, September 10th, 2007 at 11:15 am by Chris Serico.
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One Response to “Fred Norris’ band postpones Eastchester gig due to ‘family emergency’”

bababooey! September 11th, 2007 at 1:23 pm
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