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Wednesday, April 11, 2018

City Slang

Against Me! headlines Lansing's Three Stacks Festival

Posted By Jerilyn Jordan on Wed, Apr 11, 2018 at 12:33 PM

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Against Me! by Casey Curry.

Haven't heard of the Three Stacks Music Festival? Well, mark your calendars because Against Me! is headlining the inaugural event.

New to the Michigan festival scene, Fusion Shows presents the Three Stacks Music Festival which will come to Lansing's revitalized REO Town neighborhood Saturday, June 23. The outdoor street fair will sprawl through the 1100 block of South Washington Ave., and will include live music, pop-up performances, as well as culinary vendors (Saddleback Barbecue, Good Truckin' Diner, and Blue Owl Coffee, to name a few). Local artists and crafters will be showcased in the REO Town Marketplace.

But back to the music.

LINEUP ANNOUNCEMENT!

Excited to have @againstme @murderbydeath @puptheband @mewithoutYou #campcope @petal_pa @citymousepunk and 2 more TBA on the inaugural @ThreeStacksFest!

Tickets on-sale this Friday at https://t.co/zt4IN6IrGu!

RSVP: https://t.co/R4L8NH8k7f pic.twitter.com/tkIZp9RqA4
— Three Stacks Music Festival (@ThreeStacksFest) April 11, 2018

Against Me! leads the hardcore lineup alongside Murder By Death, mewithoutYou, PUP, with more to be announced.

Tickets go on sale Friday, April 13 at ThreeStacksFest.com for $30 or $35 day of the event.

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