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Stockholm Syndrome w/ Bret Mosley, Gaslight Street, Mac Leaphart and My Ragged Company
Price: $20, $15 (adv.)
www.stockholmsyndromeband.com
A rockin' project from an all-star pack of songwriters and musicians, including Widespread Panic bassist Dave Schools and singer/guitarist Jerry Joseph. The group has a forthcoming studio album. The current lineup features guitarist Eric McFadden, keyboardist Danny Louis, and drummer Wally Ingram. With opening sets from Bret Mosley, Gaslight Street, Mac Leaphart and My Ragged Company, 8 p.m.
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Music Farm
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32 Ann St.
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(843) 853-3276
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32 Ann St.
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