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CONCERT ANNOUNCEMENT: Spoon set to return to the Knitting Factory in August

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click to enlarge CONCERT ANNOUNCEMENT: Spoon set to return to the Knitting Factory in August

Spoon, the acclaimed Austin-based rock band fronted by songwriter Britt Daniel, is scheduled to return to the Knitting Factory stage on Aug. 28.

The band last performed at the Knit in 2015, touring behind its previous album They Want My Soul. Spoon's ninth studio LP, Hot Thoughts, was just released last week, and their 2017 tour kicks off on Wednesday.

Tickets for the Spokane show go on sale Friday, March 24, at 10 am through TicketWeb, and they start at $28.50.

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Nathan Weinbender is the former music and film editor of the Inlander. He is also a film critic for Spokane Public Radio, where he has co-hosted the weekly film review show Movies 101 since 2011.

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