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STP show relocated to the Burt
THE Stone Temple Pilots will be playing in front of its core fans next month in Winnipeg.
The California rock group fronted by Scott Weiland will now play the Burton Cummings Theatre on Sept. 9 instead of the larger Winnipeg Convention Centre, Calgary-based promoter The Union announced Thursday.
All tickets for the Convention Centre show will be honoured at the Burt and the show is now all ages.
Tickets are still available at Ticketmaster for $66.50 each.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition August 31, 2012 D3
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