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By Martin Cizmar
Published on March 06, 2009 at 4:17am
Local pretty boy rockers Anarbor will just one of the acts on this year’s Take Action! Tour. It’s put together by Anarbor's emo-pop-rock label, Hopeless Records, through their non profit organization, Sub City, and also features Meg & Dia, Breathe Carolina, Every Avenue. It's the eighth year, for the tour, which donates money to youth-oriented charities.
Jimmy Eat World, Coheed and Cambria, Le Tigre and The Promise Ring played the first tour in 2002, but it's been downhill since then. In 2005, Gym Class Heroes and Plain White T's did played cementing, at least, so they have a pretty decent track record of identifying bands that will go on to short-term success with teens.
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