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September 18, 2002 Arts & Events » Night and Day

It's Their World 

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The band is headlining over megapopular bands like Our Lady Peace, American Hi Fi and even Sparta, which is essentially a large part of At the Drive-In. The show takes place at the Classic Amphitheater Saturday (Sept. 21). Tickets are $8 in advance (at Plan 9 and Catch 22) and $10 at the gate.

— wayne melton

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