Flash Cadillac - Traditional Rock & Roll since 1969

Performance Schedule & Itinerary

Flash Cadillac

Date	Venue	City, State
May 21, 2010 -	Flashback on Main; Info - www.holy-cow-moosic.com	Canon City	CO
Jun 12, 2010 -	Rotary Amphitheater - Woodward Park w/ Fresno Philharmonic; info @ www.fresnophil.org	Fresno	CA
Jun 20, 2010 -	The Hudson Gardens and Event Center; info @ www.hudsongardens.org	Littleton	CO
Aug 04, 2010 -	Bonfils-Stanton Foundation Amphitheater: for info www.lakewood.org/hca	Lakewood	CO
Aug 07, 2010 -	Carbon Valley Summer Music Festival	Dacono	CO
Aug 20, 2010 -	Back to the Bricks Cruise Weekend w/ Flint Symphony Orchestra; info @ www.backtothebricks.org	Flint	MI
Aug 31, 2010 -	Veteran's Park; info @ www.canoncity.com	Canon City	CO
Sep 04, 2010 -	Otero Jr. College	La Junta	CO
Sep 10, 2010 -	Holy Cow Moosic Festival; Info @ www.holy-cow-moosic.com	Canon City	CO
Oct 08, 2010 -	The Capitol Theatre w/ Wheeling Symphony Orchestra; Info @ www.wheelingsymphony.org or 800.395.9241	Wheeling	WV
Nov 14, 2010 -	Cailloux Theater w/ Symphony Of The Hills Orchestra; Tix&Info 830-896-9393 or symphonyofthehills.org	Kerrville	TX
Dec 17, 2010 -	Pikes Peak Center; Christmas Show w/ Colorado Springs Philharmonic; info@ pikespeakcenter.com	Colorado Springs	CO

Flash Cadillac entertains a sold-out crowd Saturday night at the Annex during a ‘Hope for Haiti’ fundraiser sponsored by the Fremont Community Foundation and the Cañon City Chamber of Commerce.
Carie Canterbury/Daily Record

Publish Date: 2/1/2010

‘Hope for Haiti’ a success

Carie Canterbury
The Daily Record

They trickled out of the Annex late Saturday night in high spirits, and said they came for two reasons: to help Haiti and to hear Flash Cadillac.
Members of the popular Flash Cadillac donated their time and talent to play for a sold-out crowd that packed the dance floor, while several businesses and individuals pitched in to make Fremont Community Foundation’s ‘Help for Haiti’ benefit concert a success Saturday night.

“We were sold-out before the event,” said FCF representative Jay Bouton. “It was at capacity before we opened it up.”