Ho99o9 Bring Masked Punk-Rap Mayhem to the Roxy

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Punk/hip-hop hybrid crew Ho99o9 tore apart the Roxy on Devil's Night, Oct. 30, with a high-energy set that left the Sunset Strip crowd screaming from exhaustion. The Shrine opened the show.

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