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Wednesday, August 29, 2012

What's going on / Music Thursday To-Do: Back Room to the Main Stage

Posted by Robert Bell on Wed, Aug 29, 2012 at 11:33 AM

Back Room to the Main Stage kicks off Thursday at Vinos.

Back Room to the Main Stage kicks off Thursday at Vino's.

BACK ROOM TO THE MAIN STAGE
8 p.m. Vino's. $5.

Here's the scoop on Back Room to the Main Stage: Each Thursday for four consecutive weeks, up-and-coming bands will face off at Vino's for a chance to win a 10-stack of crispy new hundos (a.k.a., a cool grand or $1,000 U.S.) and a spot playing on the main stage at the Arkansas State Fair, opening for The See on Oct. 17.

The four finalists will square off at a date not yet determined to compete for overall winner.

This week's lineup includes Little Rock roots/folk rockers This Holy House, Conway-based classic rock revivalists Neon Skin and Little Rock MC Mista Cade. The Arkansas Times is a co-sponsor of this event.

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