Travis Tritt concert postponed
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CHAMPAIGN - Due to scheduling conflicts, the Oct. 11 Travis Tritt concert at the University of Illinois Assembly Hall in Champaign has been postponed to next year.
The concert is now set for April 17, 2008.
All tickets purchased for the October show will be honored for that date.
More details will be announced closer to the show date via the Assembly Hall's Web site,
Posted in Freetime on Friday, September 28, 2007 12:00 am Updated: 1:55 pm.
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