Well, the big weekend has come and gone, ushering in what has felt like, to many, the first normal summer in three years. The sun shone and songs filled the air last weekend, which capped a week of noteworthy historical dates in rock ’n’ roll – Bob Dylan’s 82nd birthday, Stevie Nicks’ 75th birthday and the death of 83-year-old Queen of Rock ’n’ Roll, Tina Turner – and launched locals into a huge summer schedule of events.
Shallow Green kicked off the summer proper, throwing down a massive prog-rock performance at Ship Bottom Brewery on Monday.
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