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Continuum Recording Their 3rd Album Live And Unplugged At The Imogene Theater

Indie Pop Band Continuum will be recording their 3rd album live and unplugged at the Imogene Theater in Milton, FL on Thursday October 28, 2015. Tickets to the live album recording are on sale for $10 if you buy in advance and $12 the day of. Tickets are extremely limited. Ahh I have to work but maybe someone will […]

Jared Williams

Indie Pop Band Continuum will be recording their 3rd album live and unplugged at the Imogene Theater in Milton, FL on Thursday October 28, 2015.

Tickets to the live album recording are on sale for $10 if you buy in advance and $12 the day of. Tickets are extremely limited.

Ahh I have to work but maybe someone will switch with me! I love you guys it's been so exciting to watch you improve every time I see you, and you were so awesome from the start!!

Posted by Rebecca Gray on Wednesday, October 21, 2015

Initial thought was "yes yes" read the date then it was "noooooo" 🙁 i wont be in town i will be on vacation but would of loved to be there! I need to see you guys perform again always a good show!

Posted by Michelle Christiana Hall on Wednesday, October 21, 2015

Continuum’s previous albums include “Cover Up” and their debut full-length album “Loud“.

Just last month the band was on the hunt for a new member and kicked off the Destin Seafood Festival.

I love these live albums! Phlo Smith reported on October 16th about Heritage’s new live album that was recorded at The Swamp on Okaloosa Island back in May. Let’s hope this trend continues.

Good luck tomorrow and to everyone going to show…enjoy! 🎤

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