The Shakedown

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CHRVNS sits down with Hollie Huthman, the owner of The Shakedown in downtown Bellingham, WA. Together they discuss Hollie's career in the Bellingham music scene and how she became so engrained within it. Learn how she began her career as a music photographer, played in bands and her journey toward being the owner of one of the premiere music destinations in Bellingham.

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