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Young Professionals
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24 Reasons
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Shit Week
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Jacob Danielsen-Moore Johnson City, Tennessee
Born in the foothills of the Appalachian mountains & raised on DIY punk house shows, Jacob Moore is a songwriter with more than just a fire in his belly. Successfully merging the punk folk of Chuck Ragan & Frank Turner with the catchy melodies of the Goo Goo Dolls, Moore (formerly of Sundale & Dullside) writes melancholy songs you’ll want to learn & play for your friends. ... more
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