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TAKE3 is back! And they’re turning up the volume for this brand-new show "Jukebox Rock" – with many of the hits you know and love from the ‘70’s. It's all about great music from The Beatles, Billy Joel, Elvis and The Carpenters - but with a bold, modern twist that only TAKE3 can deliver. With their fiery energy, quick wit and that easy on-stage chemistry, this powerhouse group blends their classical training with rock-star charisma - and brings music to life in totally unexpected ways! Get your tickets early! TAKE3 on Facebook / Instagram

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