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Get ready for a rocking night at the Old Princeton Landing Public House and Grill! Join us on May 30, 2026 at 7:00 PM (Pacific Time) for the Coastal Raynge Annual Reunion Show.

It’s the perfect chance to catch up, enjoy great vibes, and make new memories. Don’t miss out on this great reunion of Coastside friends and family.

Everyone is welcome and we encourage everyone to come hear and see who used to rule the coast.

Please come out and join Jack, John, Dave, Angelo and AI Campbell of Priest/DC (filling in for Rick) and rock the house!

We will also be celebrating Dave’s 60th trip around the sun!!

Old Princeton Landing Presents the Coastal Raynge Annual Reunion Show

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