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Jimmy Eat World Partners With Mesa Public Library
Jimmy Eat World has partnered with their hometown of Mesa on a limited-edition library card and book recommendations.
Jimmy Eat World's hometown Mesa partnered with the band on a limited-edition special library card for people who live, work, or study in Maricopa County. Eligible individuals who already hold a library card can replace theirs with the Jimmy Eat World version. Mesa Public Library's card follows similar partnerships between Jay-Z and Brooklyn Public Library, and Laufey and Reykjavik City Library.
As part of the collaboration, Jimmy Eat World also provided book recommendations. The band members' reading suggestions include For Whom the Bell Tolls, Skink, The Vintage Book of Contemporary Short Stories, and The Wager.
In June, Jimmy Eat World launched a North American tour in honor of the 25th anniversary of the album Bleed American. The tour marked the band's first return to Warped Tour since 2001 and will conclude in November with a concert at the punk festival's Orlando stop.
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