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The Elmo is Back
en-caSeptember 09, 2020
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About this Episode
It’s finally happening: A beloved Toronto music venue, the El Mocambo, is coming back to life, palm tree lights and all.
Delayed by COVID-19 and the cruel hands of fate, the El Mo will livestream its first concert on September 10, a performance from Big Wreck on the venue’s second-floor stage.
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