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Saturday’s Jason Isbell Show at Bomb Factory Postponed After Death in Bassist’s Family

Late Friday afternoon, word came down that Jason Isbell has postponed tour dates between Sept. 23 and Sept. 27, which includes his show with 400 Unit and Frank Turner scheduled for the Bomb Factory Saturday. Other cities affected are Oklahoma City, Baton Rouge and Mobile. The reason is a death...
By Eric GrubbsSeptember 22, 2017
Jason Isbell (center) will now play Jan. 5.

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Late Friday afternoon, word came down that Jason Isbell has postponed tour dates from Sept. 23-27, including his show with 400 Unit and Frank Turner scheduled for the Bomb Factory on Saturday. Other cities affected are Oklahoma City; Baton Rouge, Louisiana; and Mobile, Alabama.

The reason is a death in the family of 400 Unit bassist Jimbo Hart, according to the band’s website. The Bomb Factory show has been rescheduled for Jan. 5, 2018. All tickets previously purchased will be honored on the new date, and refunds will be available at the point of purchase.

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Eric Grubbs is a Dallas-based writer who has published two books, Post: A Look at the Influence of Post-Hardcore 1985-2007 and When We Were the Kids. His writing has been featured in Punk Planet, Popdose, Fort Worth Weekly, The Dentonite and LA Weekly. He supports Manchester City and will never root for Manchester United.

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