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Now Here's a Show Worth Attending

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Yes, the line-up for Bumbershoot is more than underwhelming, but check this shit out:

John in the Morning at Night
Featuring: Maps, Vampire Weekend*, Jamie T.,
Das Llamas & Joy Wants Eternity
September 22nd, 2007
Crocodile Cafe
Presale Starts: Now
Presale Ends: Thursday, July 19th
On Sale to Public: Friday, July 20th
Password: JITMAN

With three big-time buzz bands on the bill and two solid local up-and-comers, a line-up that strong (and a venue that intimate) is gonna sell out in no time. We recommend you take advantage of the presale and get your tickets before Friday.

*As a side note, does this mean that we can skip Vampire Weekend's show at Neumo's this Sunday? Because we're really excited to hear their heavily-hyped Talking Heads/Paul Simon-leaning sound live, but, y'know, Sunday night....

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By Audrey in on July 16, 2007 5:28 PM

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  • JR

    ODB was, and still is, a side show. The heart of the group: Raekwon, Ghostface, RZA, and Meth (not to mention GZA on the controls) were what make Wu Tang who they are. Assuming they all show up (which I will grant you is a pretty big assumption), they will be entertaining and worth the wait.

  • guest

    this show is a direct schedule conflict for the smashing pumpkins at endfest. egad.

  • Audrey

    I hate to break it to you, but with ODB (still) dead, Wu-Tang ain't gonna be that great.

  • JR

    Bumbershoot UNDERWHELMING???



    WU! TANG! WU! TANG!

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