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Preserving Underground has transformed New Kensington into a music destination

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A.J. Rassau opened Preserving, an 800-person capacity venue in the former Presbyterian Church adjoining his record store. The venue's inaugural show on March 25 with Florida deathcore band Bodysnatcher quickly sold out. The lineup of Preserving shows extends through the fall, with bands such as the riot grrrl-inspired Destroy Boys.
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Preserving Underground has transformed New Kensington into a music destination

An old church in New Kensington has been converted into an 800-person capacity music venue for metal, punk, and hardcore shows. Opening venues is in A.J. Rassau’s blood…

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Pittsburgh City Paper broke the news in on Wednesday, June 28, 2023.
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