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Wednesday, August 15, 2012

Uncle Bonsai and Chrstine Lavin in Sterling Heights

Posted on 5:57 PM by Unknown
Uncle Bonsai plays is set to play a second 2012 show (!!) in the Detroit metro area, this time along with Christine Lavin.

The date is Dec. 8 and the place is Sterling Heights. Mark your calendar.
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