NIGHT MOVES w/ special guest Astrachan at FITZGERALDS!!
- Date
- Friday, October 30, 2026
- Time
- 8:00 PM
- Entry
- $30+
FITZGERALDS NIGHTCLUB PRESENTS: NIGHT MOVES w/ speical guest Astrachan at FITZGERALDS Nightclub $25 General Admission some seating available , first come first served Night Moves --Double LifeBless its battered body, but the Night Moves tour van is a piece of shit. It is your standard-issueblue Ford E-350 now months away from its 25th birthday, the sort of vehicle that occasionallyprompts so-called normal folks to give the grimy musicians inside suspect stares. The catalyticconverter has been stolen three times, so it's now permanently straight-piped; the exhaust leaksthrough the holes and cracks in the sides, slowly gassing anyone inside. The wheel wells areshambles. And while John Pelant was writingDouble Life, Night Moves'fourthLP and first insix years, someone swiped the license plates just after he had paid for new tags.God fuckingdammit, he remembers thinking.Who the hell steals a license plate?But Pelant soon sublimated his frustration, turning his vision of a thief who had , "rdquo" -> borrowed" theplate in order to commit more crimes elsewhere into one of the most winning tunes in NightMoves' country-soul-psych-rock catalogue, , "rdquo" -> Daytona." As sun-swept synthesizers and pedalsteel curl around stuttering drums, Pelant offers an empathetic portrait of someone doingwhatever is necessary to reinvent their lives. , "rdquo" -> Daytona, you only wanted a win," he opens thefinal verse. , "rdquo" -> Daytona, no chance I'll see you again." There's irritation in his voice, sure, butmostly there's acceptance, an understanding that he cannot comprehend someone else'sdifficultiesand that he has plenty of his own Grab dinner before the show at BABYGOLD BARBECUE Or enjoy full service dining inside the club when doors open. ***PARKING*** There is rather limited street parking in the area, we recommend arriving by rideshare, bicycle, or rickshaw. ***AGE RESTRICTIONS*** 21+, minors admitted with guardian