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David Allan Coe, Mother's Finest, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy announced for Stage On Bay

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The Stage on Bay announces three new additions to their late summer/fall concert lineup.

Country legend David Allan Coe performs Wed. Aug. 30.

Big Bad Voodoo Daddy performs Sat. Oct. 21.


Georgia funk/rock legends Mother's Finest perform Fri. Nov. 17.

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