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Fighting Gravity (and Hunger!) 

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The band is helping out the Central Virginia Food Bank by offering free copies of its 1997 holiday album, "Bobsled," to anyone who brings in a can of beets or, hopefully, some better-tasting canned food. Tickets are $10 in advance (at Plan 9) or $12 at the door. Fighting Gravity will also be on Q94's "Surf's Up in the Morning" program Wednesday (Nov. 27) at 8 for an interview and performance. — wayne melton





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