Springfield music blog Some Things Can’t Be Ignored has put up a very nice write-up along with plenty of kind words on “Project Southtown” and our latest kickstarter campaign. Check out that post right here. From the write-up:

Black Sheep has hosted more shows than I can even count.   Everything from local and regional bands, to national and international touring acts.  I think it’s safe to say that Black Sheep is primarily responsible for Springfield’s ever growing and flourishing music scene.  The local music scene here had become pretty stagnant before Black Sheep opened their doors.  Once that happened, a flood of new bands started to move through the venue consistently, which inspired dozens of young, creative people to start their own bands right here in town.

The Project Southtown Kickstarter campaign will continue for another 51 days until it ends on June 25th. Find the link to donate to that right here. Currently the campaign is nine days in and we have already raised $3,700 (about 3/4ths of our goal)! You can expect some updates on Project Southtown to come very soon. In addition to the Project Southtown write-up, Some Things Can’t Be Ignored has also featured an old demo from Back Of Dave, a band that frequently played Springfield in the 1990s. Check out that post right here.