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© Train, 2006"Now that she's back in the atmosphere...drops of Jupiter in her hair..."Those lines are going to be in my head for days now...I'm definitely not complaining. Today's FAN was Train, the Grammy-winning rock band out of San Francisco. Formed in the late '90s and subsequently placing a good portion of their work on the charts (especially modern adult alternative), the band took a hiatus
After playing drums for a number of NYC bands Jessie Torrisi has stepped out on her own with a wonderful debut album called Bruler Bruler (pronounced broo-lay broo-lay which means burn burn in French). The now based in Austin, Texas (with former roots in Philly) Jessie wields a guitar and a downright rocking set of tunes filled with swagger and sexiness that finds Jessie at a cool crossroads

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We're giving away a pair of tickets to see Monsters of Folk: An Evening with Mike Mogis, Conor Oberst, M. Ward, & Jim James at the Academy of Music on Monday, November 9 to one lucky Fan of XPN on Facebook! Prize includes a post-show Meet and Greet with the Band!

Want to enter to win? Here's what you need to do by 2pm on Friday, November 6:

  1. Comment on this note and tell us what your favorite Jim James, Conor Oberst or M. Ward song is and why.

  2. Share this note by clicking on the "Share+" button and posting it to your wall.

WXPN will randomly select one valid entry to be the winner. Once contacted, we will post the winner's name on Facebook.

Winner must pick up the tickets at WXPN, 3025 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA by 5pm on Monday, November 9.

Rules:

  • You must be a Fan of XPN on Facebook to enter

  • Only Fans of XPN on Facebook who comment on and share the note by 2pm on Friday, November 6 will be eligible to win.

  • You must be 18 years or older to win

  • Employees of XPN, volunteer staff members managing the contest, participating sponsors and the members of their households are not eligible to participate or win.


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