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IT BEGINS: T.T. THE BEAR’S PLACE ANNOUNCES FINAL FAREWELL LINEUP

Written by NINA CORCORAN Posted July 8, 2015 Filed Under: MUSIC, Notes from the Scene

TT The Bear's

Cambridge’s biggest tiny venue is closing its doors far sooner than we would  like to admit. The plus (and only plus)? The awesome lineup closing their long run.

 

T.T. the Bear’s Place will shut down at the end of July after operating as a petite staple venue in Cambridge for over 40 years. The real tears came when the Pixies were announced to play there earlier this summer and then totally obliterated the place. As announced in May, T.T.’s is celebrating the end of the era with a farewell blowout of local bands. The shows will see O Positive, Evan Dando of Lemonheads, Scruffy the Cat, Mary Lou Lord, and many more playing the stage. The final weekend shows, July 18 and 19, have not yet been announced. Keep your fingers crossed Mission of Burma are playing.

 

The official “TT’s Farewell Blowout” will take place on the evenings of July 17 – 25. Advanced tickets can be purchased at their box office anytime between 7PM to close. Online ticket sales will not be available. It goes without saying that you should pick up tickets sooner rather than later.

 

See the full lineup below:

 

July 17: The Upper Crust, Last Stand, Stop Calling Me Frank, Reid Paley, Pooka Stew

July 18: Announcement coming soon

July 19: Announcement coming soon

July 20: Mike The Considerate & The Interns, Mary Lou Lord (with Annabelle Lord-Patey), Linda & Catherine, Matt & The Lower Standards

July 21: Runner & The Thermodynamics, Thalia Zedek Band, Evan Dando, Willy Mason, The Grownup Noise

July 22: The Lights Out, Ad Frank & The Fast Easy Women, Parlour Bells, Francine, Cujo (featuring Jen Trynin)

July 23: Harris, Emergency Music, Vic Firecracker, Orbit, Field Nurse, Atomic Spectra

July 24: The Neighborhoods, The Dogmatics, The Bristols, Martin & Morrell, Bleu

July 25: Scruffy The Cat, O Positive, Randy Black & Willie Alexander

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Filed Under: MUSIC, Notes from the Scene Tagged With: 2015, Ad Frank & The Fast Easy Women, Atomic Spectra, Bleu, Boston, Cambridge, Cujo, Dig, DigBoston, Emergency Music, Evan Dando, Farewell, Field Nurse, Francine, Harris, Last Stand, Lemonheads, Linda & Catherine, lineup, Martin & Morrell, Mary Lou Lord, Matt & The Lower Standards, Mike The Considerate & The Interns, Mission of Burma, O Positive, Orbit, Parlour Bells, Pooka Stew, Randy Black & Willie Alexander, Reid Paley, Runner & The Thermodynamics, Scruffy The Cat, Stop Calling Me Frank, T.T. The Bear's Place, Thalia Zedek Band, The Bristols, The Dogmatics, The Grownup Noise, The Lights Out, The Neighborhoods, The Upper Crust, Vic Firecracker, Willy Mason

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