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Charlie Shea – Local Lounge – 1/17/24

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Charlie Shea – Local Lounge – 1/17/24
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Samantha spoke to Charlie Shea who will be experiencing two things: their first time in the Local Lounge and first radio interview!

Charlie is opening up for We Are Star Children and Mayday the Band on Saturday at The Southern so listen in tonight so you can get a sneak preview of what is to come!

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