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DS Show Gallery: Mustard Plug’s 21st Annual Holiday Spectacular w/ Flatfoot 56, J. Navarro & The Traitors and Bumsy & the Moochers – Bottom Lounge, Chicago 12/28/23

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Mustard Plug stopped in Chicago last month for their 21st Annual Holiday Spectacular, featuring some of our favorite ska bands and Celtic punk rockers Flatfoot 56.

Check out the full gallery for each band!

Bumsy and the Moochers

J. Navarro & the Traitors

Flatfoot 56

Mustard Plug

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