Getting band back together

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Dec 02 2022 Updated December 2, 2022

Simone Kerwin

GETTING EXCITED: Members of the band U Can Cry, pictured in front of a Canny Carrying Company truck featuring their message, are looking forward to their next challenge – a performance at the Wangaratta Turf Club in November next year. PHOTO: Simon Attard (Elevated Media) Id:34305

KEEP November 25 next year free, so you can be part of the next development in the Project 365 'ripple effect'.

Local band U Can Cry, which performed two shows at the Wangaratta Performing Arts and Convention Centre in May while creating awareness of and conversations about mental health, will be back on stage at the Wangaratta Turf Club next November.

Pete Rourke, who initiated the group in 2021 �...

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