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The Gothamist House during CMJ: Saturday Lineup
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Jeff Baum
Published Oct 18, 2006
Modified Mar 7, 2008
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We mentioned a little while back that we will be holding a series of day parties while CMJ is going on. With only a few weeks to go, we'd like to officially announce the lineup for the Saturday show, which will run from 2 till 8pm on November 4th at the White Rabbit on East Houston street. Each of the bands will perform a special acoustic or otherwise stripped down set. As we mentioned before, the shows will all be free and open to the public, so anyone (21+, unfortunately) is welcome to stop by, grab a drink and check out the bands! There is much more to be announced very soon, including the lineups for the rest of the days, so stay tuned!
2:15 - The Prayers and Tears of Arthur Digby Sellers (Listen at Myspace)
3:00 - Judah Johnson (myspace)
3:45 - Wooden Wand (myspace)
4:30 - The End of the World (myspace)
5:15 - Loney, Dear (myspace)
6:00 - Panda & Angel (myspace)
7:30 - Charles Bissell (of the Wrens) (myspace)
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