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The Exchange Music Hall Presents: Grace Potter, w/ Holy Roller
- Dates: December 31, 2025
- Times: 7pm - 1am
- Admission: $75/advance; $90 Door
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Location: The Exchange Music Hall
201 South Jefferson Street
Roanoke, VA 24011 - Phone: (540) 960-1779
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New Year’s Eve in Roanoke just got legendary.
Ring in 2026 at the grand opening of The Exchange Music Hall, Roanoke’s brand-new premier live music venue — housed inside the beautifully reborn First National Exchange Bank.
Grace Potter will light up the stage with her powerhouse rock-and-roll energy, joined by hometown favorites Holy Roller, for a night that marks both an ending and a beginning.
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The Exchange Music Hall Presents: Grace Potter, w/ Holy Roller
- 201 South Jefferson Street
- Roanoke, VA 24011
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- $75/advance; $90 Door
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