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Iceberg Alley Fest has Dean Brody, number of acts lined up for September

The Norwester

Published: Aug 04, 2017 at midnight

Updated: Sep 30, 2017 at 7:45 a.m.

Iceberg Alley Performance Tent logo

St. John's—Iceberg Alley Concerts has announced via Twitter that the Arkells, Dean Brody, The Strumbellas, The Road Hammers and The Darcys are among the acts on the lineup for a early fall concert in St. John's.

The Iceberg Alley Performance Tent is scheduled for Sept. 15-24 at Quidi Vidi Lake.

More acts and ticket details will be announced Saturday, according to the posts.

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