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Rogue Chimp

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Airs Thursday, February 26th at 9p on WVIA-TV

Rogue Chimp are a creative instrumental band from the Scranton and Clarks Summit, PA, area. They combine synthesizer and electronic beats with a violin in a danceable but musically fascinating mix. They return to the Homegrown Music concert series after a memorable appearance in 2011.

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