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Listen Live!

date:
Aug 2
time:
9:00pm
ages:
21+

price:

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venue:

529 (map)

529 Flat Shoals Road
Atlanta, GA 30316

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The Sunglasses play music that's part post-hardcore, part grunge, and part arty pop, all cranked out in the band's surf state of mind. Awesome Shirt also perform. For more info, visit http://www.myspace.com/thesunglassesatl

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Artist: Bo Diddley

Title: Crackin' Up

Artist: Art Tatum

Title: Sweet Lorraine

Artist: Jerry Douglas

Title: in the sweet bye and bye

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