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September 10, 2008 Arts & Events » Music

Kings of Swing at the Science Museum 

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Good times are about to roll at the former train station at the Science Museum of Virginia. The Swinging on the Tracks music series returns as Kings of Swing bring their big-band sound down to the rails. The cover band has been delivering good times for 30 years, with a set list full of pop hits that makes you want to climb aboard. The music arrives Thursday, Sept. 4, at 6 p.m. Next stop: Bio Ritmo. $10-$20. 864-1549.

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