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Henry Rollins will give a spoken word performance at La Zona Rosa on October 5. Rollins, best known as lead singer of Black Flag and the Rollins Band, continues to rile audiences worldwide with his fiercely delivered poetry and activism. Tickets will go on sale this Saturday at 10 a.m., through Gettix, and range from $25-27.
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Meanwhile, Keith Morris only charged Black Fan flags $10 to hear him talk about being in the band @ the Mowhawk a few weeks ago. And that featured some comedians and semi-live music.
Shit, $25 bucks to hear a guy talk about himself. I bet Spike Gillespie wishes she had been in some influential Greg Ginn band back in the eighties.
Seth