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SUMMARY:The Fools April Fools
DESCRIPTION:Reserved Seating: $38 Meet & Greet: $68 + $3 Additional Day o
 f BUY TICKETS ABOUT THE FOOLS Sometime around 1975\, deep in the Home of
  the Fried Clam\, Ipswich\, Massachusetts\, a really fun bunch of guys w
 ho had a band called “The Rhythm A’s” somehow changed and became The Foo
 ls. This is their story. All entertainers have a gimmick\, a shtick\, if
  you will (even if you won’t). The object of a Fools was to blow real li
 fe out of all proportion and morph ‘just another night out to see a band
 ’ into the most fun anyone had ever had — anywhere! Meeting with great s
 uccess\, it wasn’t long before the lads were masterminding stage tricker
 y\, pratfalls\, skits\, themes\, twisted audience participation\, practi
 cal jokes\, paybacks\, big nights and even some colossal events. Then th
 ey discovered radio. In 1979 “Psycho Chicken\,” X-rated parody of The Ta
 lking Heads’ “Psycho Killer\,” exploded over the airwaves of Boston. The
  boys were so excited they followed up almost at once with another whopp
 ing hit — “It’s a Night for Beautiful Girls.” And the guys weren’t the o
 nly ones to get excited. EMI Records signed the band and sent them right
  out to tour the U.S. with The Knack. The tour was a smashing success. T
 hen\, off to Miami to record the victorious debut album “Sold Out.” The 
 1980’s saw the band through a storybook journey of mounting success and 
 achievement. Adoring fans\, media attention\, the second album “Heavy Me
 ntal\,” touring the U.S. with Van Halen\, massive “hometown” s in Boston
 \, TV appearances galore\, European Tours with dizzying record sales\, m
 usic videos and MTV. Then came the break with EMI. The band\, alone and 
 exhausted\, retired to Cape Cod for a summer and bravely wrote their mos
 t successful album\, “World Dance Party.” Fueled by no less than four bi
 g radio tunes\, WDP flew out of stores all across the nation. The title 
 track “World Dance Party\,” along with a “Doo Wah Diddy” remake\, “Life 
 Sucks…Then You Die” and “She Makes Me Feel Big” all added up to a blockb
 uster of an\n\nMore info: https://www.blueoceanhall.com/event/the-fools-
 april-fools-show-2/\n\nhttps://findlocal.community/event/1edfceed-d1f0-4
 20a-a39e-71605aa70624
LOCATION:Blue Ocean Music Hall\, Salisbury\, MA
URL:https://findlocal.community/event/1edfceed-d1f0-420a-a39e-71605aa7062
 4
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