
BONUS EPISODE: Los Angeles Concert Report (SiriusXM, SoFi Stadium and Jimmy Kimmel Live)
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In today's Bonus episode, Frank reports on the three shows he attended in September (SiriusXM, SoFi Stadium/Saviors Tour and Jimmy Kimmel Live). We also hear from Trev of the SP subreddit who talks about his experience at the Jimmy Kimmel Live performance.
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