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Soul Asylum bringing acoustic show to Phoenix tour stop

Performance celebrates 30th anniversary of the band’s unplugged concert

To mark the 30-year anniversary of Soul Asylum’s iconic MTV Unplugged appearance, the band is bringing its acoustic tour to Phoenix.

Soul Asylum will perform Tuesday, Nov. 7 at the Musical Instrument Museum, 4725 E. Mayo Blvd. The tour is in support of the release of “Soul Asylum: The Complete Unplugged–NYC ’93,” which will be available on all major digital streaming platforms on Nov. 10.

Visit www.soulasylum.com for tickets.

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Soul Asylum bringing acoustic show to Phoenix tour stop

Performance celebrates 30th anniversary of the band’s unplugged concert

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To mark the 30-year anniversary of Soul Asylum’s iconic MTV Unplugged appearance, the band is bringing its acoustic tour to Phoenix.

Soul Asylum will perform Tuesday, Nov. 7 at the Musical Instrument Museum, 4725 E. Mayo Blvd. The tour is in support of the release of “Soul Asylum: The Complete Unplugged–NYC ’93,” which will be available on all major digital streaming platforms on Nov. 10.

Visit www.soulasylum.com for tickets.

MTV launched “Unplugged” in 1989 and the show featured musicians performing unplugged versions of their electric repertoire, where the heaviest of bands abandoned walls of amps and picked up acoustic guitars. Nirvana, Stone Temple Pilots and Pearl Jam are just a few that also graced the unplugged stage.

Soul Asylum’s performance is 16 tracks, including four previously unreleased, non-broadcast songs from the set. Thought to be lost for over 20 years, master recordings of the band’s 1993 performance have been newly mixed from the original tapes for this release.

Soul Asylum, Dave Pirner, Musical Instrument Museum, Phoenix, Arizona

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