By Scott Carlson-North Platte Post

ARNOLD, Neb.-Torrential rain, lightning, and wind forced Confederate Railroad to delay their show at Grazer's Bar and Grill in Arnold last night, but that didn't keep more than 300 people from sticking around to hear the country legends.

The concert, which Grazer's hosted in conjunction with the Devil's Den Motorcycle Rally, was forced to move to a side stage after the band's main equipment was soaked by rain.

The Devil's Den Motorcycle Rally and Poker Run is held in honor of Mike Nelson. Events continue through the weekend. Follow their Facebook page <a href="https://www.facebook.com/DevilsDenMotorcycleRally/">HERE</a>.

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 </figure>By Scott Carlson-North Platte PostARNOLD, Neb.-Torrential rain, lightning, and wind forced Confederate Railroad to delay their show at Grazer's Bar and Grill in Arnold last night, but that didn't keep more than 300 people from sticking around to hear the country legends.The concert, which Grazer's hosted in conjunction with the Devil's Den Motorcycle Rally, was forced to move to a side stage after the band's main equipment was soaked by rain.The Devil's Den Motorcycle Rally and Poker Run is held in honor of Mike Nelson. Events continue through the weekend. Follow their Facebook page <a href="https://www.facebook.com/DevilsDenMotorcycleRally/">HERE</a>.

Over 300 wait out the rain for Confederate Railroad in Arnold