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Sublime with Rome, Matisyahu, & Dirtyheads
Sunday, July 18
5pm Gates
Pier Six Concert Pavilion
Baltimore, MD

Garnering rave live reviews across the country, original members of Sublime, Bud Gaugh and Eric Wilson, recently reformed with new frontman Rome for an intimate six-date tour which quickly sold out. The group added several second nights and a handful of new cities in between performing songs from Sublime’s back catalog, many of which having never been performed live, as well as a the group’s first new song written together, Panic.

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