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{{infobox shows
! align="left" |Date
| date = July 22, 1996
|<big>'''1996-07-22'''</big>
| venue = The Bug Theatre
|-
| location = Denver, CO
! align="left" |Venue
| lineup = Kristen Barry<br>Rick DeChurch<br>David Doyle<br>Brad Caseldan
|<big>The Bug Theatre, Denver, CO</big>
| bands = Three Fish
|-
}}
! align="centre" |Band Lineup
|
Kristen Barry<br>
Rick DeChurch<br>
David Doyle<br>
Brad Caseldan<br>
|}
 
== Setlist ==
== Setlist ==
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== Notes ==
== Notes ==
Opening for Three Fish.
Opening for Three Fish. There is a fan review of their set that mentions Kristen, backed up on the [https://web.archive.org/web/20000622174053/http://www.vechte.com/robbi_robb/concerts/release2.html internet archive].
 
"Kristen Barry opened the show with a short, punky set. While the band seemed a little inexperienced musically, they were lively and interacted well with the audience. Kristen, expecially, exhibited a willingness to get involved in conversation with the audience, several of whom volunteered their services as roadies. It was unclear whether they actually wanted the job, or whether they just wanted a closer view of Mrs. Barry ..."

Latest revision as of 16:38, 25 January 2026

1996-07-22
VenueThe Bug Theatre
LocationDenver, CO
DateJuly 22, 1996
LineupKristen Barry
Rick DeChurch
David Doyle
Brad Caseldan
Other BandsThree Fish


Setlist

(unknown)

Recording Info

None.

Media

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Notes

Opening for Three Fish. There is a fan review of their set that mentions Kristen, backed up on the internet archive.

"Kristen Barry opened the show with a short, punky set. While the band seemed a little inexperienced musically, they were lively and interacted well with the audience. Kristen, expecially, exhibited a willingness to get involved in conversation with the audience, several of whom volunteered their services as roadies. It was unclear whether they actually wanted the job, or whether they just wanted a closer view of Mrs. Barry ..."