Pay to Play, formerly known as Kurt Cobain Days, features 10 bands Saturday | The Daily World

Pay to Play, formerly known as Kurt Cobain Days, features 10 bands Saturday

By Dan Hammock • July 15, 2017 4:20 pm

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(Dan Hammock | The Daily World) Electric General, a metal band from Olympia, performs during the Pay to Play festival — formerly known as Kurt Cobain Days — Saturday afternoon. Pictured from left are guitarist/vocalist Luke Krom, drummer Jay Einspahr and John Calvin Bell on bass. Ten bands were slated to play starting at 11 a.m. Saturday in the alley behind Boomtown Records on East Wishkah in Aberdeen.

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