November 15, 2010 at 5:17pm
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That's right. In six short days Doug Martsch, his beard, and the rest of moderately legendary Idaho band Built to Spill will be back in Olympia for the first time in a long time - playing an extremely worthy benefit show at the Capitol Theatre with Calvin Johnson's Hive Dwellers and Scarf. The show, which is presented by Friends of Mia and will valiantly raise money for local families dealing with cancer, will mark the last stop on a lengthy Built to Spill tour - and will surely be memorable. The Volcano's Rev. Adam McKinney is currently putting the final touches on a preview of the show to be published in this Thursday's paper.
Until then, watch this ...
More info on Sunday's Built to Spill show in Olympia can be found at the Olympia Film Society website.
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Kyle Alm said on Nov. 15, 2010 at 6:31pm
Here I was, all set for a Led Zeppelin parody video and I get the making of a Led Zeppelin parody video. Thank you Tacoma good night! See you in Olympia!
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