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AFI Show Not Cancelled, Just Moved to Revolution

It's been a rough couple weeks for show cancellations, so we'll file this one under good news. Rather than canceling a show, punk rock and rollers AFI has just announced a venue change. The show will no longer be at the Pompano Beach Amphitheater, now it's going down at Revolution Live...

By Brett Gillin

November 11, 2009

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It's been a rough couple weeks for show cancellations, so we'll file this one under good news. Rather than canceling a show, ~~punk~~ rock and rollers AFI has just announced a venue change. The show will no longer be at the Pompano Beach Amphitheater, now it's going down at Revolution Live. If you already bought tickets to the show at Pompano, just use those tickets to get into Revolution. The date is still the same -- November 18, but the time has changed: show up at 7 p.m. If you haven't bought tickets yet because of your fear of the outdoors, now's a great time to pick them up for $25.50 (plus service fees) through Ticketmaster.

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