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Beach Bunny sells out Delmar Hall in St. Louis
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Five Finger Death Punch celebrates 20 years of antics in Pennsylvania
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Devour ‘The Little Shop of Horrors’ — live with Ellen Greene!

40 years of a man-eating plant — and the world still isn’t satiated. That’s right, the 1986 film The Little Shop of Horrors is celebrating its quadragennial (a fun term for four decades) by hitting the road starting next week to screen in select cities through the New Year, live with Ellen Greene!

This is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to “Suddenly Sey” one o...


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Coheed and Cambria’s Neverender Festival lands in Santa Ana this October

There are music festivals, and then there are gatherings built for a community that speaks the same language. This October, Neverender Festival arrives at the Observatory Festival Grounds in Santa Ana for a two-day celebration of post-hardcore, emo, punk, indie, and progressive rock—...


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The Cramps crawl from the grave in ‘Gravest Gravy’, recorded in ’77

After the passing of frontman Lux Interior in 2009, Cramps fans figured that the band itself was permanently laid to rest. No more new music. No more tours. Well, it’s time to kick open the crypt and pull out a 49-year-old time capsule.

Get ready for ‘Gravest Gravy’.

Recorded in O...


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