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By EDITORIAL | July 5, 2006

The Reverend Horton Heat

Smoking Popes | August 18 downstairs at the Middle East, Cambridge | $12 | 617.864.EAST | Staind | September 3 at Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom, Hampton, New Hampshire | $35.50 | 617.931.2000 | Comets on Fire | September 7 downstairs at the Middle East, Cambridge | $10 | 617.931.2000 | Sunset Rubdown | September 23 downstairs at the Middle East, Cambridge | $12 | 617.931.2000 | Aerosmith + Mötley Crüe | September 26 at the Tweeter Center, Mansfield | $49.50-$125 | 617.931.2000 | Xiu Xiu | October 14 downstairs at the Middle East, Cambridge | $10 | 617.931.2000 | Do Make Say Think | October 26 downstairs at the Middle East, Cambridge | $12 | 617.931.2000 | Reverend Horton Heat + Legendary Shack Shakers | November 5 downstairs at the Middle East, Cambridge | $20 | 617.931.2000

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