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The Violent Femmes will take the Adderley Amphitheater stage the opening evening of the festival, April 4.
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The band was a real chart-topper in the early 2000s during which they released 3 albums and achieved high rotation on Christian Rock radio.
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Bill Wharton and his end-of-show gumbo extravaganza will be at the House of Music this Friday.
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The festival takes place May 24-26 at the Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park near White Springs, Florida.
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Long's many original songs included a tribute to her Tallahassee hometown.
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Long, whose extensive work included a long song to her hometown and the theme for WFSU's "Local Routes" show, died of brain cancer last May..
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Gary and Kim Anton are retiring from ownership of the legendary venue after 22 years.
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Kathryn Belle Long was diagnosed with brain cancer back in November.
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The performance happened on the lawn of St. Michael and All Angels Church just down the hill from the FAMU campus.
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The Tallahassee duo of Hal Shows and Mick Buchanan - plus an extensive array of musical associates - were determined to recapture the energy of classic rock n' roll without sounding dated.