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Posted on by Bob Uehlein

12/10 – Warren Haynes & Dave Grohl joined forces over the weekend in snowy Asheville, NC for the annual Christmas Jam arena-style Saturday & a pop-up show last night at the 1000-capacity Orange Peel Sunday!  Tons of cool covers & special guests, incl. this version of “Helter Skelter!”

12/11 – Steve Gunn has a new album out 1/18 on Matador.  He was excellent in the Corner Lounge a couple years ago…

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