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Relativity
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Social Mania 2.0
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Elvis Died Next Year
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In Another Life, Perhaps
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Time is Not Your Friend
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2LOVERS2LATE
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The Big Bad Wolf
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Manic Pixie Dream Girl
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Death by Panda
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Some Guy Named Robb
Some Guy Named Robb is an award-winning, singer-Songwriter, multi-instrumental, native to Arkansas and
Colorado.
Robb has recently been on tour across the ocean in the United Kingdom, in England and France, as well as touring from coast to coast. He's recording at the world famous Sun Studios with Grammy winning producer Matt Ross-Spang. (Jason Isbell/Brandi Carlisle)
Booking: 479.970.4599
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