This Friday and Snake Saturday O’Malley’s in Weston have the Wild Colonial Bhoys. Both days they’re on from 8pm-Midnight.
Bob Reeder will also be playing on Saturday in the Upper Pub.
Mike & Corey say that O’Malley’s that this is your chance to get O’Malley’s Irish Cream Ale , and that this, not unsurprisingly, is the only place it is available.
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Hi All, Mike here…
Our Irish Cream Ale has been picked up by High Life, the Guinness distributor for the Kansas City area. They are picking up the first kegs on Tuesday so look for it in your favourite pubs! And if you don’t see it, demand the creamy satisfaction that is O’Malley’s ICA.