Public Petitions To Book Johnny Emerald The IIIrd at Rockford City Market Party
Rockford, IL – 
The community spoke up this past weekend on Twitter. They want homeless singing sensation, Johnny Emerald the IIIrd, to perform at Rockford’s City Market, a popular weekly drinking party that brings Rockford’s thirstiest people from all over to downtown on Fridays to enjoy beer and music (along with a few bars of soap and pizza slices).
We want Johnny Emerald The IIIrd at Rockford City Market. http://t.co/U2S22LhR7x @RockTheMarket
— Jeff Orduno (@jefforduno) September 13, 2013
Please sign the petition below and share it with your friends. The more people who speak up, the more likely a chance that Rockford City Market planners will listen to insure that we all hear Mr. Emerald the IIIrd sing the songs about the streets he sleeps with to the people he would like to drink with.
For those who are unfamiliar with the homeless singing sensation, catch up with a few interviews from WXRX’s “Low Budget Morning Show” on 104.9 FM and Johnny’s online jukebox of songs he’s made available to enjoy.
> 1: Interview, 09-12-13
> 2: Interview, 09-13-13
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