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PIPELINE! 25th Celebration Line ups 10. Paradise Rock Club (10/5) 1. Regent Theatre (9/12) Big City Rockers (Atlantics) Cordelia’s Dad The Charms The Freeborne The Dents String Builder High Risk Group We Saw the Wolf Reddy Teddy + 1 TBA Shake the Faith Willie Alexander & The Boom 2. Cuisine en Locale (9/13) Boom Band Baby’s Arm Berlin Airlift 6. Regent Theatre (9/27) 11. Cuisine en Locale (10/10) The Dogmatics The 360s The Neats’ Eric Martin & Barry & The Remains Cardinal Green Magnet School friends Luca Brasi Stranglehold The Downbeat 5 Orbit The Turbines Permafrost (Miles Dethmuffin) + 1 TBA 7. Brighton Music Hall (9/28) Anastasia Screamed The Pills Unnatural Axe 3. Cuisine en Locale (9/19) The Flies The F.U.’s / Straw Dogs The Grambuilders 12. Cuisine en Locale (10/11) Mistle Thrush Men & Volts The Nervous Eaters The Cavedogs Nisi Period Drumming on Glass The Pods + 2 TBA Flying Nuns Purple Ivy Shadows 8. Middle East down (10/3) Gigolo Aunts Someone & The Somebodies The Blood Oranges The Natives Tracy Bonham The Bristols The Rising Storm Buttercup + 1 TBA 4. Cuisine en Locale (9/20) Fuzzy Dirt Merchants Lazy Susan 13. Middle East down (10/12) Fertile Virgin Robin Lane and The The Bags The Gravel Pit Chartbusters Ed’s Redeeming Qualities & Honeybunch Tacklebox The Breeders’ Carrie Bradley Mary Lou Lord & friends The Sheila Divine 9. Middle East down (10/4) The Gizmos + 1 TBA Kenny Chambers / Electric Birdsongs of the Mesozoic Ears 5. Regent Theatre (9/26) Bulkhead The Underachievers The Barnies The Clamdiggers The Voodoo Dolls Big Dipper’s Bill Goffrier & Crazy Alice friends Kudgel Dumptruck Orangutang The Jigsaws Quintaine Americana Vapors of Morphine PIPELINE! 25th Celebration Line ups .

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