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Corb Lund: Tue., Feb. 8. McGonigel's Mucky Duck.
Come See My Dead Person, Hilary Sloan, Sara Van Buskirk: Fri., Jan. 14. Warehouse Live.
The Cutters, The Mahas, Something Fierce: Thu., Feb. 17. The Mink.
Davila 666: Mon., March 14. Rudyard's.
Hayes Carll: Tue., March 1. McGonigel's Mucky Duck; Wed., March 2. Old Quarter Acoustic Cafe; Fri., March 4. Dosey Doe Coffee House; Sat., March 5, Firehouse Saloon.
Jesse Dayton: Sat., Jan. 29. Cypress Saloon.
Jimmie Dale Gilmore & Butch Hancock: Sat., Feb. 19. McGonigel's Mucky Duck.
"Main Street Block Party" With The TonTons, Black & White Years, L.A.X., The Pons, Screwtape, ILL Liad: Sat., Jan. 22. The Mink.
Menomena: Wed., March 16. Warehouse Live.
Robin Thicke: Sat., Feb. 12. Arena Theatre.
Steve Miller Band: Fri., Feb. 25. House of Blues.
A Thousand Cranes, Dead Roses, Thou Shalt Not Kill...Except: Sat., Jan. 29. The Mink.
Toro Y Moi: Mon., March 14. Fitzgerald's.
Tristen: Tue., Jan. 25. The Mink.
Wild Moccasins (Euro Tour Kick-Off), Young Mammals, Wicked Poseur: Sat., Feb. 12. Fitzgerald's.
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