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Lewiston show brings bevy of local bands to stage Saturday

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Silent Theory, a Moscow-based metal band, leads an all-ages show Saturday, June 3, at Boomers’ Garden in Lewiston.

The group’s new album, “What Are The Odds,” is available at onerpm.link/whataretheodds.

The show, locally produced by Economen Entertainment, also brings Lewiston’s The Khind, Starlab Arcada, Southway to Snake and Best Intentions, as well as Pullman’s Strychnine, to the stage for a show that encompasses progressive metal, indie, rock and pop punk.

Doors open at 4:30 p.m. at 301 Second St. for the 5 p.m. concert, with advance tickets, $15, at bit.ly/SilentTheoryBoomers and $20 at the door.