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Ein letztes Mal für dieses Jahr! Plauen am Freitag den 27.November gibt es noch einmal eine Show für euch im @sch_uldenberg . Diesmal mit: @recountofficial @boltgun_mf @lastencounterhc und @throwhandshc ! Es gibt wie immer nur eine Abendkasse also tragt euch das Datum im Kalender ein und erscheint Zahlreich !
Danke an @meinkopfzerplatzt für den Flyer. S/o @unicore.photography für das Bild von Boltgun was wir verwendet haben :)

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Posted On: September 14th 2026, 08:53 am

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Ein letztes Mal für dieses Jahr! Plauen am Freitag den 27.November gibt es noch einmal eine Show für euch im @sch_uldenberg . Diesmal mit: @recountofficial @boltgun_mf @lastencounterhc und @throwhandshc ! Es gibt wie immer nur eine Abendkasse also tragt euch das Datum im Kalender ein und erscheint Zahlreich !
Danke an @meinkopfzerplatzt für den Flyer. S/o @unicore.photography für das Bild von Boltgun was wir verwendet haben :)

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