Chad Valley at The Garrison - March 18, 2014
I took my place up in front of the stage as Chad Valley came out, who opened for Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. This might be a bit confusing but Chad Valley is not a person,…
I took my place up in front of the stage as Chad Valley came out, who opened for Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. This might be a bit confusing but Chad Valley is not a person,…
When I arrived at The Garrison the for Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr.’s show the venue was almost completely empty. I worried that with only ten minutes before the opening act went on most people did…
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