Kelly’s Live hosted a handful of punk bands paying to Johnny Cash on what would have been the singer’s 85th birthday. The show, organized by Root Cellar Entertainment, brought more than three crates of dog-related products — treats, toys, shampoos and more — and donated more than $600 in cash for TREATS.
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Joel Kaplan, singer for The Frenzied Passions, belts out a Johnny Cash song.
Several hundred Cash fans attended The Bands in Black: A Tribute to Johnny Cash.
Cindy O’Shea and her daughter Kate O’Shea pose with TREATS Dog Rescue display. Kate O’Shea is the founder of Root Cellar Entertainment and the organizer of Saturday night’s Johnny Cash tribute.
When the clock struck midnight owner Kelly’s Live owner Kelly Shaefer announced the venue would be giving free shots of Jack Daniels as a way to say thank you to any patrons who wanted to partake. Bartender Christine Lackey administers a shot to seventy eight year old Martha Devlin of Sarasota.
Jeremy Trueschel of The Surfin’ Dead rocks a Johnny Cash tune.