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Article: EAU CLAIRE, Wis.: Ozarks-Area Indie Band Ha Ha Tonka To Play Free Concert

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September 6, 2007
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The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire issued the following news release:

Ozarks-area indie-rock band Ha Ha Tonka (http://www.myspace.com/hahatonka) will headline a free outdoor concert at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Friday, Sept. 14. The show will start at 7 p.m. on the Central Campus Mall, between Zorn Arena and Schneider Hall.

Ha Ha Tonka mixes sanctified four-part harmonies and blistering rock, carving out songs that evoke the dichotomies that define their home. The Springfield, Missouri, natives titled their new album "Buckle in the Bible Belt," in homage to their hometown, positioned on the dividing line of the Ozark states. Their dark view of the realities of socioeconomic ...

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