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 Coathangers added to Burger-A-Go-Go

Posted by Loren on May 26, 2014

Coathangers added to Burger-A-Go-Go
Coathangers added to Burger-A-Go-Go

Atlanta's The Coathangers were added to the upcoming Burger-A-Go-Go Fest on Aug. 2. They have additional tour dates across the US this summer as well.

Coathangers last released Suck My Shirt on Suicide Squeeze.

THE COATHANGERS LIVE DATES:

6/20: Athfest - Athens, GA
6/21: Brooklyn Night Bazaar - Brooklyn, NY
6/26: Mothlight - Asheville, NC
6/27: Tin Roof - Charleston, SC
6/28: The Jinx - Savannah, GA
6/29: Liberty Bar - Tallahassee, FL
6/30: Underbelly - Jacksonville, FL
7/2: Will's Pub - Orlando, FL
7/3: Crowbar - Tampa, FL
7/4: Will Call - Miami, FL
7/5: The Atlantic - Gainesville, FL
7/7: Nobby's - St. Augustine, FL
8/2: Burger-a-Go-Go - Los Angeles, CA

Coathangers added to Burger-A-Go-Go
Coathangers added to Burger-A-Go-Go

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