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Patterson Hood, Stereo Reform, Old You, the Dead 27s
Price: $15 (early show), $8 (late show)
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Drive-By Truckers singer/guitarist Patterson Hood headlines a solo show behind his new solo/side project album Heat Lightning Rumbles in the Distance, a collection recorded with members of his new backing band, the Downtown Rumblers. Doors open at 7 p.m. for Hood's late-evening set. Funk-rock trio Stereo Reform, groove-rock quartet Old You, and the newly solidified, Hendrix-influenced Dead 27s share the main stage at 10 p.m.
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