Concerts

Delta Moon

The CD cover for Georgia blues rock quintet Delta Moon is truly weird. A bearded man wearing only overalls and a grin stands in a field of flowers holding a guitar. Behind him are two green, glowing aliens and a perfectly Photoshopped UFO in a menacing sky. It made it...

August 5, 2004

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The CD cover for Georgia blues rock quintet Delta Moon is truly weird. A bearded man wearing only overalls and a grin stands in a field of flowers holding a guitar. Behind him are two green, glowing aliens and a perfectly Photoshopped UFO in a menacing sky. It made it really hard to open the CD.

But once you do, the tunes on Goin' Down South are like a scene out of Urban Cowboy -- dirty, gritty, and begging to know "Are you a real cowboy?" Delta Moon could be the house band at Gilley's, framing bar fights and bull rides. And if there are some damn aliens in there somewhere, so be it. -- Audra Schroeder

Delta Moon performs at 9:30 p.m. Saturday, August 7, at the Bamboo Room, 25 S. "J" St., Lake Worth. Tickets cost $20. Call 561-585-2583.

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