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Friday, June 8, 2018

The Heard

Catch the last free live Monday night shows at 64 North this month

Posted By Matthew Moyer on Fri, Jun 8, 2018 at 7:17 AM

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The Wildtones at 64 North - PHOTO BY JEN CRAY FOR ORLANDO WEEKLY

Photo by Jen Cray for Orlando Weekly
The Wildtones at 64 North

For almost three years, the cozy downtown venue/bar 64 North has been home to a staggering array of shows by very original (and mostly local) musicians. This month, that run is about to come to an end, but promoter Montgomery Drive is throwing two last Monday night shindigs.

On June 11, locals Luvlost and Subculture Threat will be throwing down with Canada's Inhalants. And on June 18, Tesplora, Linqo, James Pippin and Of Autumn Band will be holding a very loud wake for the end of this tradition. Both shows start at 8 p.m. with a $5 suggested donation.

For some consolation, Punk on the Patio is slated to continue.
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