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 AFI signed to Republic for new release

Posted by Loren on July 7, 2013

AFI signed to Republic for new release
AFI signed to Republic for new release

AFI have signed with Republic Records for their rumored ninth full-length later this year.

The band is also scheduled to play Riot Fest is Chicago and Denver this September.

Source: punknews.org

AFI signed to Republic for new release
AFI signed to Republic for new release

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