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Posted: January 23, 2008
Tin Angels to perform Feb. 2nd at Cushing Ctr. to help establish "Rising Star Fund"
On February 2nd, at 8:00 p.m., Les Sampou and her band, The Tin Angels, will perform original and classic roots/rock music at the Cushing Center, 673 Main St. A percentage of the evening's proceeds will be used as seed money to establish the "Rising Star Fund."
The fund will aid teenage students of Sampou's Norwell Voice Studio who demonstrate the talent and desire to seek a career in singing and music.
Donations for concert tickets range from $35 to $250.
For more information, visit www.LesSampou.com or call (781) 659-2410.
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