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The Lawn Portland, Oregon
Bio updated Occasionally
1 - The band name may or may not allude to Richard
Brautigan’s collection of short stories Revenge of The Lawn
2 - Their first drummer was self taught, renamed himself Jackson Peters, did a stint in Antarctica, moved to the other Portland and was never seen again
7. They have played two “venues” heated by hobo fires.
14. The Lawn have groupies. They are called “Sods”
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