A & E -> A&E FRI, NOV 5 9:13AM by Dege Legg

Lil'Band O'Gold at DTA!

The golden gods of swamp pop have basked in the glow of many different types of starlight – most notably their own – but Lil’Band O’Gold’s recent live collaborations with Robert Plant and Elvis Costello have definitely upped their swamp superstar profiles.

The band's recent tour in Australia as well as a full-length documentary – The Promised Land – featuring the band has not hurt either. The band was assembled by vocalist and guitarist CC Adcock, who searched the swamps and flatlands of South Louisiana to form a band of his childhood heroes. Lil’Band O’Gold is the result. Tonight Lil’Band O’Gold – Warren Storm, CC Adcock, Steve Riley, Dickie Landry, David Egan and Pat Breaux – will bring its all-star swamp pop and classic soul revue to Downtown Alive! at Parc Sans Souci on Nov. 5.

Sponsored by Cox Communications, Lafayette Coca-Cola, Lets Be Totally Clear, and Teche Drugs Pharmacy, DTA! features performances by Grammy Nominated, renowned and up and coming musicians representing a variety of genres ranging from Cajun, Swamp Pop, Blues, Rock, Latin and more. DTA! begins at 5:30 p.m. with food and beverage concessions with musical performances from 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Concession sales help keep DTA! free, so please leave your ice chests at home with your pets. For more information, visit www.downtownlafayette.org.

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