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Monday, February 11, 2019
XOXO: Where to Rock Monday, Feb. 11
Posted By Briannon Wilfong and Xavier Omar Otero on Mon, Feb 11, 2019 at 1:00 AM
Outside of music, this indie-folk artist labors on his three-acre farm growing medical-grade marijuana and vegetables for market. When not farming, the Colorado-based singer-songwriter recorded Evening Machines, his seventh album, in a studio housed in his barn. Gregory Alan Isakov will be “Raising Cain” at The Rialto Theatre. Details here.
Gutter Town, Clementine Was Right and The Cactus Pricks tumble and twirl at The District Tavern. Details here.
From Welland, Ontario, Juno-nominated musician, poet and visual artist Daniel Romano “delivers mosey croonin’” at Club Congress. With buttressing by Casey Golden and Buxton. Details here.
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