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Peace of Mind
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Used To Be
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Diversion
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Weight of The Truth
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You're Not Making Sense
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Fall Away
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Comforting
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Death To A Past Life
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Chosen Brother
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What You're Whispering
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Focus
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FOOTBALLHEAD Chicago, Illinois
There aren’t many bands that bridge the gap of melody and grit like Chicago’s Footballhead. The band’s sophomore record is due early 2026 and with festivals already announced across the US and Europe, Footballhead are going worldwide in 2026.
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