Concert: Finch by Joel E., Defiance, OH My friend and I waited outside for over an hour in the rain. When the doors finally opened, the water-logged crowd rushed to get as close to the stage as possible. Everyone patiently waited for the concert, and finally, the first band, Counterfit, came out. Continue...
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Kenny Chesney - Greatest Hits by Miriam H., Talent, OR Kenny Chesney is an easy-going, fun-loving country singer whose songs really reflect his personality. He has had many number-one hits on the country charts and has won many awards. Continue...
Something Corporate - North by Kylee N., Galesburg, IL Something Corporate’s latest CD, "North," has been said to be a complete turn around from their last three albums. Continue...
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