Dawes + Shovels and Rope @ Mr. Smalls Theatre, Pittsburgh 6/18/13
Dawes bring their Laurel Valley sound to a sold-out Pittsburgh crowd, defying already-high expectations with strong musicality and emotional lyrics.
Dawes bring their Laurel Valley sound to a sold-out Pittsburgh crowd, defying already-high expectations with strong musicality and emotional lyrics.
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