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TONIGHT! How to get your Volume tickets

Posted By on Thu, May 31, 2012 at 11:48 AM

It's finally here... our Local Music Block Party in downtown Spokane. 38 bands, six venues, one night. Crazy!

If you already bought your ticket, pick it up at will call tonight from 5-8 pm in the lobby of the Hutton Building (9 S. Washington).

If you still need a ticket, you have options:

1. Buy one at Inlander HQ (fourth floor of the Hutton Building, 9 S. Washington), from 8:30 am-5 pm. They are $10 -- bring cash.

2. You can buy them from 5-8 pm in the lobby of the same building. $10. Cash only. 

3. You can also get tickets at any of the participating venues, during the shows.

Click here for all the details: lineups, venues, band bios, etc. 

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