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Spring Into Summer

By Jesse Nathan

Published on May 16, 2007 at 10:30am

Boasting nine bands and two venues for just $2, Spring Into Summer spans a dizzying array of genres.

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Spring Into Summer. Saturday, May 19, at the Replay Lounge and Jackpot Music Hall.

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Spring Into Summer

The festivities warm up at the Replay Lounge at 4 p.m. with local spin-meister DJ Konsept and groove through the night to the shimmery indie-rock of In the Pines and the distortion-laced grunge-punk pumped out by the Esoteric.

Across the street, the Jackpot prepares for a storm with the straight-up rock of the Appleseed Cast, followed by Kansas City's finest soul-tinged hip-hop artist, Approach.

“Steps and Numbers” by the Appleseed Cast: