This Century on Their Favorite Places in the Valley

Nicki Escudero December 13, 2010 9:00AM

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Local pop/rock band This Century recently stopped by Arizona for a hometown show at the Nile Theater with Hey Monday, The Ready Set, Cartel and We Are the In Crowd. While they sadly had to cancel their concert (singer Joel Kanitz had vocal issues), the band was kind enough to sit down and talk about some of their favorite spots in the Valley.

From left to right, bassist Alex Silverman, Kanitz and drummer Ryan Gose spouted off on everything from their favorite restaurants to favorite places to go shopping. Check it out after the jump, as well as a video for their new Christmas song, "Kiss Me Like It's Christmas."

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Nicki Escudero

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