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UPDATE: As Chris King commented below, the show's been rescheduled to Sunday, October 17. All's forgiven.

Revolution just announced, via Twitter, that Black Rebel Motorcycle Club backed out of Friday's show.

Something to do with STDs

Here's the venue's blog post, explaining the whole ordeal.

        
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