Tonight we have a cool summer breeze, partly cloudy, somewhat chilly during the  
evening and the perfect atmosphere to go dancing!

It's Fieldstock here at Dartmouth, Come Dance during the evening from
8:30-11pm in Collis COMMONGROUND
with LIVE JAZZ MUSIC
provided by the amazing *SWING MACHINE*
(Quick lesson from 8-830pm, Community members 5$, Students FREE!)

Also. *FREE FOOD* refreshments, cheese, drinks etc. =D

Also note:
*Megan Jean and the Family Band*
http://www.meganjean.net/
is performing on the *Collis Patio* right before! from 630-730. So for those of  
you who come early, enjoy the music. Then see live jazz and swing dance!

*Description*:
Hard-touring, foot-stompin', guitar beatin, upright lickin, washboard scratchin,'  
banjo pickin' madness with a voice like the devil herself.

Charleston, SC-based duo Megan Jean & the KFB arrange a demented blend of gypsy,  
circus, americana, and the avant-garde that has been captivating audiences all  
over America. The pair met in New York City in 2004 and quickly became disillusioned  
with the music-mill mentality that dominates the concrete jungle. Feeling lost  
in the shuffle, Jean and Klay decided to sell all their possessions, quit their  
day jobs, and hit the road full-time, focusing on the Southeast. Fourteen shows  
turned into 200 a year and a newfound home-base in Charleston's burgeoning music  
community. While on the road, the pair forged their unique sound, which has been  
described as "...a wealth of gorgeous tunes that brilliantly [merge] American  
roots music with exotic elements of Euro/gypsy styles." (T. Ballard Leseman, Charleston  
City Paper) Calling the road home on a "never-ending tour" with an anchor firmly  
planted in the Lowcountry, this transient duo has taken DIY lifestyle and transformed  
it into a kind of Voodoo that unites scenes, fans, bands, clubs and musical styles-all  
without the help of a label and fueled by sheer guts and know how.

Their first full-length album entitled "Dead Woman Walkin'" was fan-funded using  
Kickstarter and released in November of 2010 on their own label Guts and Know  
How Records. Their sophomore effort entitled "Such a Pity," is set to be recorded  
in early 2012.