A friend is  having a house concert at 1212 N Sheridan Ave in Highland Park (aka “McNair’s House) on Saturday, August 19! Doors open at 7:00 pm, music starts at 8:00 pm.

The band is Cupid and the Cowboy - a duo out of Brooklyn, NY. They are coming to Pittsburgh especially to perform for you.

• The band describes themselves: 
• “Singer-songwriters Cupid and the Cowboy, are a misfit duo/band from New York City. Cupid sings twee pop over guitar while the cowboy brings the ruckus from behind the drum kit with his revival of scrappy cowpunk. They trade vocals and are regulars in the Harlem club scene. Bilingual, diverse, and fun, their insightful and uptempo songs will be sure to provoke new thoughts as well as thoroughly entertain."
• Get your tickets here: https://sidedooraccess.com/shows/ccHQLL1V2H7i76cnPlPp or https://sidedoor.link/l/WY7pg1X5f4lzKUv1IiRP Each ticket includes one beer, glass of wine, or sparkling water. You will need to register with Sidedoor in order to purchase tickets. Proceeds go to the band. (If the ticketing process is troublesome, just RSVP and we’ll make it work.)
• We may do this inside or outside, depending on weather or RSVPs.
• Hear some of the band's music and get more info at https://cupidandthecowboy.com/
• And let us know if you have any questions.

Hope to see you on Saturday, the 19th of August!

Robert M. Arnold MD 

University of Pittsburgh 

Section of Palliative Care and Medical Ethics

UPMC Palliative and Supportive Institute (PSI)

Palliative Research Center (PaRC)

w- rabob@pitt.edu; o -4126924834

h- bma1@mac.com; c-4126567431

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