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Kill Hannah: Welcome to Chicago (2005)

Welcome to Chicago is an intimate look at one of the city's most exciting bands. See Mat, Greg, Jon, Dan & Garret as they perform a sold-out homecoming show at the legendary Metro Club. Follow the band as they record their major label debut 'For Never & Ever', and as they experience the highs and lows of touring the country. See exclusive interviews and five music videos.
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Welcome to Chicago is an intimate look at one of the city's most exciting bands. See Mat, Greg, Jon, Dan & Garret as they perform a sold-out homecoming show at the legendary Metro Club. Follow the band as they record their major label debut 'For Never & Ever', and as they experience the highs and lows of touring the country. See exclusive interviews and five music videos.

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Genre:Music
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In Theaters:12/1/2005
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Runtime:73 minutes
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