Guided By Voices - Guided By Voices Day

Guided By Voices Day

In 2004, during the band's final tour, many cities around the United States proclaimed a certain day to be "Guided by Voices Day" in that city. Some of them include:

  • Houston, Texas – October 1
  • Newport, Kentucky – October 22
  • Bloomington, Indiana – October 25
  • Austin, Texas – November 5
  • Dallas, Texas – November 6
  • San Diego, California – November 11
  • Los Angeles, California – November 12
  • New York, New York – December 5
  • Chicago, Illinois – December 30

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