Celtophilia

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You would have to have never read Celtophilia.com to not know that we are huge fans of The Langer’s Ball. We were privileged to be graced by their first CD, and honored to be given an early listen to their second. There may be no other band we’ve met through the site who has had more of an effect on us, through their kindness as much as their music. We love them so much, we want to send them halfway around the world.

To Ireland, of course.

If you’re not familiar with Ireland, it’s that little island off the coast of England where a huge number of us trace our heritage, and can’t seem to play well with the rest of the British Isles. That’s how we like it. It’s also the shape in the middle of The Langer’s Ball logo (see above.)

The good news is, we’ve got someone who just might be willing to take them to Ireland, if we band together and make it happen. Strangford Lough Brewing Co. is trying to find a band to invite to play in Ireland. We want it to be The Langer’s Ball. Secretly, we’re hoping they will make us band “members” and take us with them. So, here’s what we need you to do: Head over to www.slbc.ie to register and vote! To be fair, you can listen to the other bands, but really, we want you to vote for The Langer’s Ball. Each voter also gets entered into a drawing for a trip for 2 to Ireland, so it’s not like we’re asking you to do something with no potential for personal reward.

After you go over to the site and vote for The Langer’s Ball, we have one more task for you. Grab two envelopes, put your own address on one and this address on the other: “I Voted for The Langer’s Ball, P.O. Box 16484 St. Paul, MN 55116″ Put enough postage on both of them for a trip to Minnesota and back, stick the one with your address inside the other (this is now referred to as a SASE) and put them in the mail to snag yourself 3 free band stickers.

VOTING ENDS AT 11:59 APRIL 5TH, SO DON’T DALLY AROUND. GO NOW

What, you’re still reading? Go vote!

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