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Bo Bice, Styx And Reeo Speedwagon: Concert Review
1. The concert occurred on November 14, 2009
2. It took place in Pikeville, KY
3. Bo Bice, Styx, and REO Speedwagon
4. The concert was for rock bands.
5. All of the separate performers performed rock and roll music.
6. Instruments that were used for all of the performances included electric guitars, drums, electric bass, electric keyboards and synthesizers, and voices.
7. The performers in all of the bands were generally dressed the same in casual attire such as blue jeans. Other than the drummers, all of the other performers were very energetic and remained standing through most of the performance, even the keyboardist for Styx.
8. I liked the concert because two of my favorite bands (Styx and REO Speedwagon) performed. It was a

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