The Great Affairs – Part 2

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Part 2 with The Great Affairs comes your way tonight on Rock Around the Region with Samantha Knight!

Plus, great news for Autumn Lies Buried, show news for Broken Side, Lines In The Sky and The Other LA. Sevendust expands their tour with Static-X and will stop in Nashville. Plus Blackwater Down, lowfye50, Backhand Blue and Welcome Eternity. To top it off, Deface The Dream gets their RATR debut.

Original Airdate: 1/14/24

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