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Win Tickets To See The Shout Out Louds W/ Grand Ole Party At The El Rey
Oh those Swedes and their delightful pop melodies. Indie darlings the Shout Out Louds will play their last US date at the El Rey tomorrow night before heading out for extensive tour globetrotting. Opening the show will be San Diego’s Grand Ole Party and their special brew of vocal domination and dashing, funk-rock riffs.
If you like pina coladas and getting caught in the rain, leave a comment citing your favorite Swedish thing (mine of course is the Muppet Chef). Registered commentors only can win a pair of tickets to this formidable double bill. If you're not registered, sign up, it's free and sleazy.
Contest ends at 2pm on the 19th aka tomorrow afternoon.
Shout Out Louds w/ Grand Ole Party
@ The El Rey // July 19, 2007 // 8pm
Photo by Lorne Thomson via Flickr
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