The Dirty Dozen Brass Band has announced that it will open two shows for Dave Matthews Band. DDBB will be the support act at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center on July 29 and 30. From there, the Dozen continues its summer tour, which routes west and includes stops in Colorado, Tennessee and Mississippi.
The band will appear at Camp Creek this weekend in Mariaville, NY. The complete itinerary is available www.rosebudus.com/dozen.
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