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Following Through

Punknews.org and Pitchfork have the scoop, but in case you hadn't heard, the mighty Dismemberment Plan will play a one-off reunion show in D.C. on April 28th. The reason? It's a benefit for Callum Robbins. Here are the details:

Saturday, April 28th at the Black Cat
Tickets are $15 and they are on sale today at 5pm

After two benefit shows in New York and one in Chicago, a previously announced second show in Chicago is happening at the end of April. With this D.C. show and the aforementioned Minneapolis show, these benefit shows don't seem to stop popping up. And that's good.

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Anonymous said…
whoa. i HADN'T hear. THANK YOU! the plan will always be one of my favorites. i'm stoked they'll be playing in chicago. we're going to try our best to make that show. we ALWAYS went to see them when they came to town before breaking up. they are fabulous live.
thanks for the dirt grubbs!
3:35 PM
Anonymous said…
uh, "heard"...you know what i meant.
3:35 PM
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