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Going on sale: June 30, 2006

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By EDITORIAL | June 27, 2006

Kristin Hersh of Throwing Muses and 50 Foot Wave

PARAMORE | August 11 at Avalon, Boston | $13 | 617.931.2000 | THROWING MUSES + 50 FOOT WAVE | August 11 at the Middle East downstairs, Cambridge | $20 | 617.931.2000 | SAOSIN | August 18 at the International Community Church, Allston | $10 | www.MassLiveEvents.com | JOHN MAYER + SHERYL CROW | August 29 at the Tweeter Center, Mansfield | $30.50-$76 | 617.931.2000 | DUNCAN SHEIK | September 8 at the Somerville Theatre, Somerville | $21.50 + $26.50 | 617.931.2000 | SERENA MANEESH + FILM SCHOOL | September 10 at the Middle East downstairs, Cambridge | $10 | 617.931.2000 | PINK MARTINI | September 16 at the Berklee Performance Center, Boston | $28-$40 | 617.931.2000 | JIM GAFFIGAN | October 13 at the Berklee Performance Center, Boston | $32.75 | 617.931.2000

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