Community Corner Interview: Wood Robinson from Mipso at Graves Mountain Music Festival

Community Corner Interview: Wood Robinson from Mipso at Graves Mountain Music Festival

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Samantha spoke with Wood Robinson, bassist of Mipso. The band is playing two nights at Graves Mountain Music Festival, running June 2-5. There are two stages and one is entirely devoted to local acts. The festival has hands on activities, workshops, yoga and horseback riding, glamping, and more. Find out more information here: https://gravesmountainmusic.com/

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