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OTBKB Music: The Watson Twins at The Mercury Lounge

April 7, 2010 admin

If you missed The Watson Twins playing their brand of folk-rock when they were here in February, you get another chance to see them tonight.  But this time, instead of walking over to The Bell House, you have to jump on to the F Train and travel nine stops to The Mercury Lounge to see them.  Details over at Now I’ve Heard Everything.

–Eliot Wagner

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