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Music & Concert

From Las Vegas

14oktober 2024
20:30
The Music Village
The Music Village, Rue des Pierres 50 Steenstraat, Brussels, Brussels-Capital 1000, Belgium

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Lead & Guitar : Brad Guitar WilsonKeys & Guitar & Vocals : Lu CaBass : Fabrizio ErbaDrums : Toto Poznantek 2024 album Buckle Up ! featuring nine new Wilson original songs and five covers of classic blues songs along with a song written by producer Francis Buckley. TICKET: 16€ Members – No Members  18€

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