Phantom Tails, the Great Confinement playing unique benefit show tomorrow night

​A solid roster of local rock bands are gathering at the Hexagon Bar tomorrow night to raise money for Lugosi, a little Boston Terrier who belongs to the Great Confinement's Lindsay Keating.

"He got out on Sunday, February 20, and was hit by a snow plow," Keating writes. "This completely severed most of his left front leg and he had to have it amputated. The pads on his back foot were cut off and two of his nails were removed along with other minor injuries. The vet bills are $6,000 and counting so come on out and see some good music and help out this little guy!"

Joining the Great Confinement on the bill are Phantom Tails, the Funeral and the Twilight, and Hollow Boys. There's no cover, but the bands will be hosting a silent auction with lots of goodies to raise money for the ailing pup.

The show flyer featuring the "three-legged champ" warms our hearts right up. It was designed by Keating's friend Gretchen Kieling.

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