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Your New Year’s Eve playlist

Funk, blues, soul and jazz bring the party to local stages

Band Baby Cakes performing on stage with their respective instruments.
It wouldn't be New Year's Eve without a dance party by longtime band Baby Cakes — seen here in 2016. Band members will be bringing their funk, soul and pop sounds to the Wild Buffalo on Dec. 31, so ring in 2023 with them. (Photo courtesy of Scott Melnick)
By Jesse Stanton CDN Contributor
This week is obviously all about New Year's Eve. If you’re looking for a party with live music, I’m here to run down some of the options. For most of these shows, you’ll want to make your plans and get tickets in advance, because full houses are likely. One of the biggest shows of the night — as also mentioned by Margaret Bikman in her final Best Bets column, publishing online Wednesday, Dec. 28 — is happening at the Lincoln Theatre. Kuinka is the biggest band to come out of the Ska

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