Dick Jr. & the Volunteers Show to Move to EXIT/IN in Nashville on April 20

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Last week, devastating tornadoes went through Tennessee and specifically Nashville, where lives were lost, and many were injured. Homes and buildings in Nashville were also destroyed, including The Basement East, where Dick Jr. & the Volunteers were supposed to play on April 20, 2020.

The Basement East has been working diligently to reschedule or move the shows, and they’ve announced that the show with Dick Jr. & the Volunteers will be moved to Nashville’s historic EXIT/IN venue. EXIT/INĀ is located at 2208 Elliston Place in Nashville. The Station Breaks will also be appearing.

All original tickets will be honored.

You can see ways to help out Nashville by visiting The Basement East’s website.

 

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