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The Runaway Sons Kansas City, Missouri
Anyone who ever said, “Rock is dead,” has obviously never heard of The Runaway Sons. The guys from the high-energy punk rock band from Kansas City, like their rock n’roll “loud and fast.” They’ve perfected their sound, combining a little southern hardcore blend with the old Black Flag-style punk rock and some heavy vocals, guaranteed to get their fans up off their feet and dancing around the pit.” ... more
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