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Project Independent Launches US Tour with Peavey Posted by Gary (2010/9/1)
Project Independent Launches US Tour with Peavey
Peavey Supports the International Program for Metal Artists

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August 27, 2010, Meridian, MS-
Peavey Electronics is sponsoring the Project Independent 2010 US Tour, which launches tonight in Atlanta, GA. The nationwide showcasing program provides independent metal bands with the opportunity to perform for music industry reps and ultimately win the headlining spot on the 2011 tour.


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