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Embrace the hate, Zags fans
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I Saw You
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The newly opened Pathfinder Cafe shares a home with a South Hill bike shop
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Rick Springfield's long journey from pop superstardom to a new bluesy chapter
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Psych-blues-rock trio King Buffalo visits Spokane in the middle of a growth spurt
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The must-see performances at Boise's Treefort Music Fest, starting later this week
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CONCERT REVIEW: Rick Springfield reminds us he's a rock star
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