Due to the devastating storms that have occurred in Alabama, our shows in Huntsville on April 30 and Josephine on April 29 have been canceled and will be rescheduled at a later date. We apologize for any inconvenience, and ask that you keep those affected by this widespread disaster in your thoughts.

Aye caramba! Prayers going out to the afflicted. The death count on this recent string of storms, and the destruction, is just mind-boggling. That's about enough of this for a loooong while!

The videos I saw on tv, of these tornadoes and the destruction, were both sobering and eye-opening. I don't think I have ever seen more powerful tornadoes, even in documentaries. My heart goes out to all who are suffering.

No apologies necessary for our "inconvenience" on the cancelled shows, we are glad for those who are safe and our prayers go our to those folks in the path of the destruction.

I live in the heart of "Tornado Alley" and we don't it nearly that bad as what y'all just went through.

Not just Alabama, but all of those hit by the tornado outbreak, God bless you and my prayers from Tornado Alley are with you.

I have grown up with this plague. My family was in Wichita Falls, Tx for the tornado in the fifties. We wound up in KC, Mo. in the 60's for all the great stuff, like the Topeka tornado of around 64'. So many trips to the basement. Even now and from then to 2011.

So many towns, cities leveled. Lives lost. My heart goes out to all of the east of the Mississippi people that have been effected by this. When my cousin in Texas built his house, he insisted on a basement just because of the tornado crap we had here in Missouri. God love him, he's a fire fighter.

Deb

The high water table makes basements expensive and rare in many parts of the South. Almost all houses in the St. Louis area have basements, which was a major factor in the results of the Good Friday tornados here. We had four tornados, one of which was an EF4 that passed through a densely populated area. Thanks to good warnings and those basements there were no deaths or serious injuries.
Our thoughts are with those in the devastated areas, truly a terrible thing to go through.