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Forsa Pink's Almost Famous Fashion Show: Locals Glasnost and Tontons glam it up with DJs Serj and Grrrlparts.(Friday, the Mink)
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Mel Tillis: Pam's daddy ain't no Coca-Cola cowboy, but he'll probably sing it for you. (Friday, Stafford Center)
Plain White T's: Hey there, Delilah, remember these emo-poppers' big hit from last year? (Saturday, Meridian)
Guy Forsyth: Austin blues hound pines over some Calico Girl. (Saturday, Dan Electro's Guitar Bar)
Ray Wylie Hubbard: Screw you, he's still from Texas. (Saturday, McGonigel's Mucky Duck)
Five Finger Death Punch: Funniest-named band in metal rears back on last year's The Way of the Fist. (Saturday, Scout Bar)
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The Thing: Via Nameless Sound, Scandinavian trio marries power jazz and garage-rock. (Sunday, Christ Church Cathedral, 1117 Texas)
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Caithlin de Marrais: Co-founder of emo forebears Rainer Maria salutes My Magic City — Brooklyn — on new solo LP. (Tuesday, Walter's on Washington)
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