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LOCAL LIVE LIST
(a list of local musicians and where they are playing this weekend)

WED 9/21/22
NATHAN CROUCH – 7:45 – THE BRICKHOUSE- DOWNTOWN JBR

THUR 9/22
MATT KING & AARON HEADLY – 4P – LOBBY BAR – EMBASSY SUITES
LUCAS CLONTS – 7P – HI TONES IN MEMPHIS

FRI 9/23
JAKE LUNG – 8P – KENNETT EAGLES LODGE
ANDREW PULLIAM – 7:30 – LOBBY BAR – EMBASSY SUITES

SAT 9/24
AARON HEADLY – NOON -JACKSON FARMS FALL FESTIVAL – BLACK ROCK
KANE’S ALIBI – 4P – BATTLE OF THE BANDS – POCAHONTAS SQUARE
ERIN WALTERS – 5P – RIO BURRITO – MNT HOME
JAKE LUNG – 5:30 – CHERRY FEST – CHERRY VALLEY
JONATHAN MITCHEM & THE DEACONS WITH SPECIAL GUESTS ANTHONY GARNER & HAYDEN ROLEN, PLUS JONATHAN MCQUAY & NICK DAVIS – MUSIC STARTS AT 6P -THE RANCH HOUSE IN WEST PLAINS
DRIVE SOUTH – ACCOUSTIC SHOW – SKINNY J’S – PGOULD
HUNTER EASTIN – 7P – WAGES BREWING CO – WEST PLAINS
PATRICK DAILY – 7:30 – LOBBY BAR – EMBASSY SUITES
FALLEN WITH IN – 8P – CHERRY FEST – CHERRY VALLEY

SUN 9/25
AARON HEADLY – 2:30 – JACKSON FARMS FALL FESTIVAL – BLACK ROCK

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