First, they were Jefferson Airplane, a hippy-trippy band that sang about Vietnam and free love. But things got all futuristic in the 1980s, and the airplane morphed into a spacecraft. They become known as Jefferson Starship, a pop group specializing in the now-missing art of the power ballad.
Theyย’re back, and nothingย’s going stop them now. For a hefty sum ($250), you can see them at the Pyramid at a dinner and silent auction to benefit the American Cancer Society on Saturday, April 29th. Not a Starship fan? The moneyย’s for a good cause, and it may be your last chance to see the Pyramid sans stuffed dead animals.
For more info, go to the Flyer’s searchable online calendar here.