Rub the Monkey's Paw!

On a dark and stormy night last year, the creepiest band in America was burning bridges at one of the friendliest venues in Palm Beach County. A temporary ban from the Red Lion, two drummers, two bass players, and a new guitarist later, the Creepy T'sreturn to the scene of that fateful night. The departure of the loved/reviled, always volatile drummer Fang resulted in the recent additions of Captain Gary Harris (ex-Billy Boloby) on drums and John "Foxton" Letch on lead guitar. With their revamped lineup, the T's have been turning heads, shrunken, pickled, and otherwise, with their almost (dare we say it?) tight performances. Always a band with great songs and over-the-top performances, the T's were teetering on the brink of total combustion every night until the shakeup. Grab a bowl of witches brew, put your arm around Swampy, rub the monkey's paw, and hope tonight's show is a roller coaster, not a train wreck.

The T is for totally awesome.

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The Creepy T's and Die Stinkin' play at 10 p.m. Friday, September 30, at Red Lion Pub, 10114 S. Military Trl., Boynton Beach. The show is free. Call 561-737-0434.