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Death From Above 1979 tour shook the Ale House

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On Oct. 2, Canadian punk-rock band Death from Above 1979 experienced fans’ fervour firsthand as they took the stage at the Ale House along with the opener rock band, Chastity. The popular duo stopped in Kingston before heading to the Biltmore in Oshawa on Oct. 3. With mosh pits and constant cheers, a crowd of around 200 people embraced the band’s energy, making the night memorable.

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Death From Above 1979 tour shook the Ale House

On Oct. 2, Canadian punk-rock band Death from Above 1979 experienced fans’ fervour firsthand as they took the stage at the Ale House along with the opener rock band, Chastity. The popular duo stopped in Kingston before heading to the Biltmore in Oshawa on Oct. 3. With mosh pits and constant cheers, a crowd of around 200 people embraced the band’s energy, making the night memorable.

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The Journal broke the news in 1 day ago on Tuesday, October 7, 2025.

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