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White Rabbit Metalfest w. Brotherhood, Jacknife, By Any Means Necessary, Turbid North, Stir the Silence, Heir to the Throne, and more

Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 4:00 am

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Release Date: 2009-02-18

The White Rabbit is poised to shatter any decibel records they’ve accumulated over the years with a full night of mayhem featuring 20+ of the top new metal bands from Texas. Robb’s Metal Works will be filming the packed house and local heavyweights Brotherhood headline the fest after performing a blistering opening set for Sevendust two weeks ago. Bands include By Any Means Necessary, Heir to the Throne, Under Nothing, and many more. $10, 6pm, White Rabbit, 2410 N. St. Mary’s, (210) 737-2221.

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