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The Beach Boys Canceled Another Show. A John Stamos Spinoff Group Is Taking Their Spot
Source: Rolling Stone · Published
A new entity billing themselves as John Stamos and the California Sound have been formed to take the place of the Beach Boys at Disney World on November 11 and 12
A new entity billing themselves as John Stamos and the California Sound have been formed to take the place of the Beach Boys at Disney World on November 11 and 12
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