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AJ Perdomo of The Dangerous Summer – Corner Lounge – 1/9/23

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AJ Perdomo of The Dangerous Summer – Corner Lounge – 1/9/23

AJ Perdomo of The Dangerous Summer—we talked about The Dangerous Summer’s latest album, Coming Home and his latest solo release under the moniker Broken Glowsticks.

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Local Lounge: Meraki

Samantha speaks with Charlottesville’s latest indie-rock band, Meraki, on their upcoming album release show this Saturday at the Southern Cafe…

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Samantha spoke to Richmond band Roughshod at the Music Resource Center for their Local Lounge debut.

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