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Girls Rock Dallas is gearing up for their inaugural summer session, but in the meantime, they're looking for submissions for a local comp they're putting together.
"We have received a few submissions, but we would love some more," says camp director Rachel Michaud. "We are looking for all different genres and styles. Our only requirement is it must be female-fronted."
So if you've got that requirement down, or happen to be in an all-lady band, send a track to the camp. The deadline is Friday, March 16.
Oh, and don't forget about their happy hour on April 13 at Black Swan.
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