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Rusted Root plants at Toad's Place 

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While each member of jam-rock band Rusted Root has been busily recording solo and touring outside of the band, there is little talk about their current state as a unit. Will so much touring outside of the band weaken Rusted Root at the core, or will they be rejuvenated by their time apart? To see how all the recent solo efforts of Rusted Root have effected their live performance, check out Toad's Place on March 26, 8 p.m. $25. 648-8623. -Matt Stangel
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