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Tonight: Donna the Buffalo



I thought I'd reached the zenith of "Funny White People Dancing" last week at the Jay-Z concert, but then I remembered that Donna the Buffalo was coming to the Tralf tonight. If that's your kind of thing, then I urge you to find a nice spot in the Tralf's upper level and feast your eyes on the twisting and the shaking and the bopping. 

Or just listen. I urge you to do that too, because this band is awesome. Their music is a funky blend of jam and bluegrass; and what I love about them is that they never do too much of either. They constantly shake things up; if you don't believe me, try to count how many times co-lead vocalist Tara Nevins picks up a different instrument. They really, really know how to entertain a crowd. I've been to the Tralf a handful of times since their show last year, and I've never seen the place come alive like that. I don't expect tonight to be any different. 

The show starts at 9pm, and they will play for hours. Tickets are still available for $20.  






Tonight: Donna The Buffalo



Tonight the pride of Trumansburg (New York) returns to WNY when Donna The Buffalo plays The Tralf at 8. Since the release of their debut album in 1989, Donna The Buffalo has been bringing the roots music of America's mythic interior down from the mountain to music fans all over the country, and keeping the flame alive. Music fans looking to draw warmth from that righteous fire should get down to The Tralf and join the Herd because Donna The Buffalo will indeed burn it up.


Day-of Tickets are $20. Door open at 7 PM, show's at 8.




Cliff Parks