Rainbow House Benefit Show Featuring The Hipnecks, Cropdusters

That sound has been called a "jambalaya" by press and "country fried jam" by fans alike. Take it from the name, The Hipnecks, which combines the words "Hippie" and "Redneck" as affectionately as it unites trucker hats and flip-flops. Within that sentiment lays their genre-bending approach to making music. Music that is, in every way, firmly rooted beneath their feet in the fertile ground of the American Midwest near the Ozark Mountains.
The mission of the Rainbow House is to keep children safe and to support families in crisis through prevention, assessment and intervention in child abuse and neglect. After more than 20 years of providing services to abused youth and families in crisis, Rainbow House now strives to help runaway and homeless youth ages 16 to 21 through the program, Sol House. Sol House provides transitional housing and intensive services to help youth develop into productive, caring, and self-sufficient members of our community and make a meaningful and productive transition into adulthood. You can help. November is Homeless Youth Awareness Month. Learn more about the Rainbow House and Sol House by attending the Hipnecks show at Mojo's on Friday, November 6th. Find out more at www.rainbowhousecolumbia.org.
The Hipnecks, Cropdusters