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"Hope is punk as hell" at Black & Loud Fest

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Music festivals are a great way to see a ton of music and discover new artists. 

For the past five years Black & Loud Fest has celebrated alternative Black artists with a lineup that’s got something for everyone. 

This Saturday Black and Loud will take over Capitol Hill’s Neumos, Barboza, and The Runaway.

We’ll talk to festival organizer and King Youngblood band leader Cameron Lavi-Jones.

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"Hope is punk as hell" at Black & Loud Fest

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