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4th of July Rock Show-Nashua

When

Jul 4th, 2026

2:00pm - 9:00pm

Where

Sargants Ave.NashuaNH

Free Concert, celebrating the 250th birthday of our beautiful country, supporting local independent music, and showing love for the veterans and active duty who fought for our freedoms!
Live performances by 6 Minds Combined, Aaron Bilodeau, Superchild, Sunset Electric, Shotgun Alice, Born Fools, Lone Wolf James, and Dead Harrison! Plus a Flag Twirling Performance by Airflow Projection Art!

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