Local Bands Rock Moreno Valley
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Mark Nemetz, owner of Family Music Room, jams with his band for the crowd who came to the event to hear local talent.
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Stand-in bass player for Bucksworth, Maggey Rae, plays alongside the guitar, drum set, and banjo for local supporters and community members.
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The Lunar Strays playing music for a filled Family Music Room in Moreno Valley. Aside from being individually skilled at their instruments, each member of the band helps out with the vocals for their songs.
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Chris Alexander, bass player and lead vocalist, playing a cover song for the crowd and representing his own band with the T-shirts they had for sale.
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Charlie Moon, leading vocalist and rhythm guitarist, singing to an excited crowd.
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Chris Werly, Simon Cornell, Chris Alexander, and Charlie Moon after their performance at the Family Music Room in Moreno Valley. The Lunar Strays had been on tour for 22 days before their recent performance.
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