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Scary Pockets w/ Rozzi
When
Apr 6th, 2019
8:00pm - 11:30pm
Where
92 Race Street HolyokeMA01040

SCARY POCKETS
ROZZI
Sat · April 6, 2019
Doors: 6:00 pm / Show: 8:00 pm
Gateway City Arts
Holyoke, MA
$15.00 – $20.00

There’s a new funk group hitting the scene, and they’re playing all the hits to make you reminisce. Jack Conte — co-founder of Patreon and the band Pomplamoose — teams up with his high school buddy Ryan Lerman — Guitarist and Musical Director for the likes of Michael Bublé, John Legend, and Ben Folds, among others — to bring you pockets that are scary.

 

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