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The 2010 Summer Sessions of Power Cord Academy will include performing artists and special guests from Incubus, Hole, Every Ave, LoveHateHero, Flatfoot 56, Until June, The Tender Box, Ego Likeness, Pomegranates, These are Powers, Ionia, Peelander-Z, Pretty & Nice, Suicide Denial, Jaymes Reunion and many more!
Every week at Power Chord Academy, one professional touring band or artist will perform an exclusive concert and conduct a question and answer session afterwards to impart guidance, inspiration and technical pointers to a completely captive audience. The special performance will be closed to the general public and open to attending Power Chord Academy musicians only.
Even though the Registration Deadline has passed, they are still accepting applications to attend the 2010 Summer Sessions. They cannot guarantee that session space will be available for much longer but want to give every teenage musician a chance to experience a Power Chord Academy program with the amazing line up.
For complete information, please visit Power Chord Academy on the web at: www.powerchordacademy.com
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