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Spokane band The South Hill to debut new album Thursday

Posted By on Wed, Jul 5, 2017 at 11:03 AM

click to enlarge Spokane band The South Hill to debut new album Thursday

We've all heard of album release parties before, but the South Hill are premiering their new LP in an unusual way.

The Spokane quintet, which has built up quite a following since forming two years ago, will perform a stripped-down version of their upcoming debut record on Facebook Live Thursday, starting at 7 pm. They'll also be discussing the inspirations behind some of the songs, as well as answering fan questions.

To tune in, visit the band's Facebook page. You can pre-order the album and listen to the lead single "Bigger Plans" here; they'll also be performing at the Lantern Tap House (1004 S. Perry) on Saturday night.


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