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October 19, 2011 Music » Hear This

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Budget Rock 10: Show Preview 

By Wednesday, Oct 19 2011
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Budget Rock 10

Budget Rock 10 goes down Oct. 20 through Oct. 23 at Bottom of the Hill and Thee Parkside. Prices and times vary, see budgetrock10.blogspot.com.

Now in its 10th year, the 2011 edition of the Bay Area's Budget Rock Festival will be its last — it's fittingly billed as "the final insult." But this garage-rock and punk orgy is saying goodbye with a bang: The lineup includes more than 20 bands over four days, including Nobunny, Personal and the Pizzas, and Hank IV. There are also older bands — the Rip Offs will play their first show in 16 years, and the Lyres headlined the very first Budget Rock a decade ago. For fast, fun, trashy rock, this can't be beat.

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