MUSIC ARCHIVES

CUPID STRIKES

by Village Voice

February 12, 2014

Without a Valentine? Head to Unloveable: A Smiths and Morrissey Valentines Day, where Smiths tribute band Sons & Heirs play songs to mope to and Dave Hill and Rob Sheffield riff on love and heartbreak.

Fri., Feb. 14, 9 p.m., 2014

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Highlights

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Education

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Voice Comix

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