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Anybody A Fan Of City And Colour? Got A Front Row Seat Tix For Show Tonight

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i've seen a tonne of gigs over the years, camped outside Palais to get front seats for shows etc... but i don't think i've ever seen someone perform like that. Dallas is a freak. The band stuff was fantastic and puts the studio stuff to shame, but Dallas on his own.... un-f*cking-believable.

If anyone likes well written songs, no beats, loops etc... just well crafted song-writing in it's purest form... City and Colour - start with Little Hell album. If you get the chance to see him live, do NOT hesitate.

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every cd in my car has city and colour in it one way or another. always rocking "what makes a man" right before work. Dallas's voice on his own just makes cruising around in traffic much more bearable, somehow.

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