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Tyson Motsenbocker performing at Jefferson Theater on March 24

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Tyson Motsenbocker will play Jefferson Theater in Charlottesville on March 24 as part of his North American tour opening for Colony House.

Motsenbocker’s sophomore album, Someday I’ll Make it All Up to You, will be released on Feb. 14 via Tooth and Nail Records.

Tickets for the tour are available, here: bit.ly/30tISru.

Someday I’ll Make it All Up to You is the followup to 2016’s Letters to Lost Loves.

Motsenbocker has shared four songs off the forthcoming release: “I Miss the Old Days Too“, “Autumn Love“, “Sunday Morning” and “The Last Summer.”

Fans can pre-order the album here: tyson.ffm.to/someday

For more information, visit: www.tysonmotsenbocker.com.

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