Flyleaf Showcases New Life at a Sold-Out Tabernacle
Twenty years after releasing one of the defining debut albums of the 2000s alternative metal scene, Flyleaf is once again
Twenty years after releasing one of the defining debut albums of the 2000s alternative metal scene, Flyleaf is once again
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This was The Red Clay Strays’ first of two Atlanta shows, the following night downtown at Tabernacle, both sold out.
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