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Tino Gs Dumpster Machine with Brandon Calhoon

When: Fri., Jan. 25, 8 p.m.-12 a.m. 2019

Tino Gs DUMPSTER Machine's first performance of 2019 will be at the Newly Re-Opened Callahan's Music Hall in Auburn Hills. Dumpster Machine will play songs from their brand new album, 'Lo Flyin' (Funky D Records) Also appearing is the talented Brandon Calhoon, just back from Nashville. Linda Lexy is hosting the event

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Venue Details

Callahan's Music Hall

2105 South Blvd., Auburn Hills Greater Detroit Area

(248) 858-9508

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