
Jukebox the Ghost
11 Questions with... us. http://www.zoom-in.com/blog/music/katie- camosy/these-questions-go-to-eleven-juke box-the-ghost
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The latest installment of These Questions Go To Eleven features the Philadelphia piano pop trio Jukebox the Ghost.

Jukebox the Ghost
HELLO EVERYONE!
Jukebox The Ghost sheetmusic is now available! WOOO!
Click the link below.
Hold It In
Victoria
Under My Skin
Good Day
Heart's The Same
Lighting Myself On Fire
WOOOO x 2

Jukebox the Ghost See you Boston-ers tonight at the Middle East Downstairs? Last Boston show until early next spring...We play at 10:30. YEAH

Jukebox the Ghost
Show details for Friday's show in Baltimore at Goucher:
http://www.goucher.edu/x37936.xml
Source: www.goucher.edu

Jukebox the Ghost NYC, you've reminded us once again that we have the coolest fans in the world. Thanks for dancing through the set of all-new songs...

Jukebox the Ghost Tonight! Bowery Ballroom! See you there?

Jukebox the Ghost Tuesday night, come to Bowery Ballroom in NYC to hear some new tunes~! And dont worry, we'll be back in your town again in early 2010... stay tuned...

Jukebox the Ghost
New shows in the next couple of weeks...
Tuesday, October 20th
Bowery Ballroom -- New York, NY
CMJ Music FestivalDoors at 6:00 pm, we play at 10:30
With Care Bears on Fire, the Black and White Years, and Stand
http://www.boweryballroom.com for advance tickets
$13 in advance, $15 day of -- 18 and over
Friday, October 23rd
Gouc...her College (Baltimore)
1021 Dulaney Valley Rd.
Baltimore, MD 21204
Open to the public
9:00 pm
Free for students, $5 for non-students -- All-ages
Saturday, October 24th
Middle East Downstairs
472-480 Massachusetts Ave.
Cambridge, MA 02139
Opening for Wheat, also with the Motion Sick and the Needy Visions
$12 -- 18 and over
Saturday, October 31st
Philadelphia, PA
219 Mercer St.
Halloween Party!
Music from 1:30- 9:30 pm, we have a short set (half-hour)
$6, or $5 if you wear a costume -- All ages
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Tuesday, October 20th
Bowery Ballroom -- New York, NY
CMJ Music FestivalDoors at 6:00 pm, we play at 10:30
With Care Bears on Fire, the Black and White Years, and Stand
http://www.boweryballroom.com for advance tickets
$13 in advance, $15 day of -- 18 and over
Friday, October 23rd
Gouc...her College (Baltimore)
1021 Dulaney Valley Rd.
Baltimore, MD 21204
Open to the public
9:00 pm
Free for students, $5 for non-students -- All-ages
Saturday, October 24th
Middle East Downstairs
472-480 Massachusetts Ave.
Cambridge, MA 02139
Opening for Wheat, also with the Motion Sick and the Needy Visions
$12 -- 18 and over
Saturday, October 31st
Philadelphia, PA
219 Mercer St.
Halloween Party!
Music from 1:30- 9:30 pm, we have a short set (half-hour)
$6, or $5 if you wear a costume -- All ages
See you there?Read More
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Jukebox the Ghost
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*NEW SONGS* *NEW SONGS* *NEW SONGS*
Location:The Middle East *Downstairs*
Time:9:30PM Saturday, October 24th
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