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Officially presenting Boston a cappella group Five O'Clock Shadow


tickets have been selling fast for Stack's Farewell Show, next weekend. More than half were gone even BEFORE the venue emailed their usual subscribers, which was a couple days ago, so this one WILL sell out. We know a lot of our fans are used to being able to buy at the door, and we don't want you to miss out, so please make sure to follow the links below, and get your tickets today! It's going to rock!!!

Once again.....You'll get to see Stack do his solo act, as a singer/songwriter, and in his last performance with FOCS.  And we will also give you a taste of the new sound of FOCS by letting you meet and hear the new guys.....Scott Cobban and Judd Tomaselli (yes, it takes two people to fill Stack's shoes).
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FOCS at Steeple Coffeehouse, Southborough, MA 
~ Sat, 11/17/12
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Headline FOCS wheel, red on black, 100STACK'S FAREWELL SHOW
Saturday, November 17th, 2012 ~ 7:30PM (Doors open at 7:00)
Steeple Coffeehouse (at Pilgrim Church)
Click address above for Google Maps or
for additional directions, click here

General - $17 advance $20 Door

Students/Seniors  - $14 Advance, $17 Door

Under age 5 - Free admission 

For tickets and info, go to Brown Paper Tickets

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focs wheel on Stack's head, 100
Did I mention we will have at least 2 new covers at the show?
Well, that just may be 3 new tunes! NEW MUSIC, PEOPLE!!


And once again, don't to take a look at the upcoming gigs 
by checking out the newly revised FOCS site!! 
Just go to our homepage at focs.com to find out more info about our shows at;

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Hope to see everyone there at Steeple Coffeehouse on Nov 17th!!

FOCS

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