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Please join me in helping John Nickoloff get his solo-project off the ground!!

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/johnnickoloff/john-nickoloff-debut-solo-record-get-out-of-my-way

John Nickoloff first emerged on the music scene in 1995.

As frontman for the successful Daytona Beach rock band RainLord, followed by Naked Rachel and most recently NICKOLOFF, John has honed his unique and unforgettable entertaining craft through countless hours in the recording studio, as well as live performances. From clubs to major concert venues up and down the U.S. East coast opening for Skid Row, Slaughter, Gregg Allman, Bo Bice, Dierks Bentley and many more.

NOW, John Nickoloff steps out on his own as a solo artist, with a renewed enthusiasm and an immeasurable motivation.

The first step in this transformation is the 5 song EP "Get Out Of My Way"

Visit John's Fan page at http://www.facebook.com/JNJohnNickoloff

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