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Inside New Orleans After Hours with Tank from Tank and the Bangas

Music lovers are spoiled for choice during New Orleans’s annual Jazz Fest in the spring, as venues throughout the city host some of the most scintillating and legendary musical acts from around the world. You’d be challenged, however, to find more energetic and joyful performers than local Grammy-winning group Tank and the Bangas, presented by […]

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According to Rolling Stone’s source item, Inside New Orleans After Hours with Tank from Tank and the Bangas, Music lovers are spoiled for choice during New Orleans’s annual Jazz Fest in the spring, as venues throughout the city host some of the most scintillating and legendary musical acts from around the world. You’d be challenged, however, to find more energetic and joyful performers than local Grammy-winning group Tank and the Bangas, presented by […]

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