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Published: 2012/06/26
Relix Presents Two Nights of White Denim at Brooklyn Bowl

Relix Magazine is proud to announce a two-night stand with Austin progressive psych-rock outfit White Denim. The shows will take place on August 13 and 14 at New York’s Brooklyn Bowl, a venue run by Relix publisher Peter Shapiro. White Denim were recently featured as a Summer Star in the Relix 12th Annual Festival Guide, which selected the band as one of the artists to break-out on the festival scene in 2012. The group is currently touring in support of their recent Downtown records album D along with the follow-up EP Takes Place In Your Workspace.
For more on White Denim, be sure to read our recent site interview with the band.
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Night Moves "Country Queens"
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Calilush July 20, 2012, 19:11:39