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Movable Hype 7.0 is MONDAY!
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Jen Carlson
Published Apr 14, 2006
Modified Mar 7, 2008
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Movable Hype 7.0, our concert series, is this Monday April 17th! We couldn't be more excited about this show. Check out the lineup:
8pm Stars of Track & Field
[Listen: With You.mp3]
9pm Land of Talk
[Listen: Sea Foam.mp3]
10pm Cloud Cult
[Listen: Living on the Outside of Your Skin.mp3]
11:15pm The Slack Republic
[Listen: Wait For Me.mp3]
The ladies of Essexy will be deejaying AND there will be DRINK SPECIALS all night long: $3 Boru Vodka shots; $4 Boru Vodka mixed drinks and $3 PBR's!
Monday April 17th // 8pm // The Knitting Factory (main space) [74 Leonard St] // $8 adv/ $10 dos BUY TICKETS HERE!
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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