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 Sound Valley Summer Music Festival lineup

Posted by Loren on August 12, 2021

Sound Valley Summer Music Festival lineup
photo by Stephanie Baker

On August 28 10 bands will settle at Yellow Cab Tavern for a full-day of live music from the likes of Jetty Bones (Rise Records), Raging Nathans (Rad Girlfriend Records), All Hallowed (Friend Club Records), and more. A portion of proceeds will benefit The Greater Dayton Brain Health Foundation. The rest of the lineup includes Nightbeast, M.C. K. Carter, Freakquency, Business Casuals, Nasty Bingo, The Luv Loss Experiment, Speaking Suns, Bundy & The Spins, Jeremy Street, and Gabe Maas & The Bruins.

Advance ticket sales are discounted.

Pictured: Raging Nathans

Sound Valley Summer Music Festival lineup
photo by Stephanie Baker

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