The Synapse
Come Fri with me… My favorite songs of 2014 (2 of 3)
Burn Your Fire For No Witness art
Angel Olsen
live:
Jan 26 at Silo Park in Auckland, New Zealand
Jan 31 at Brisbane Showgrounds in Brisbane, QLD, Australia
Feb 1 at Sydney College of the Arts in Sydney, NSW, Australia
Feb 6 at Harts Mill Port in Adelaide, SA, Australia
Feb 7 at Footscray Community Arts Centre in Footscray, VIC, Australia
Electric Balloon art
Ava Luna
live:
Mar 16 at King’s in Raleigh, North Carolina
Kingdom Technology art
TunaBunny
live:
no shows listed
Our Love art
Caribou
live:
Jan 31 at Brisbane Showgrounds in Brisbane, QLD, Australia
Feb 1 at Sydney College of the Arts in Sydney, NSW, Australia
Feb 5 at Forum Theatre in Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Feb 6 at Harts Mills Port in Adelaide, SA, Australia
Feb 7 at Footscray Community Arts Centre in Footscray, VIC, Australia
DSU art
Alex G
live:
Feb 23 at Kantine am Berghain in Berlin, Germany
Feb 24 at Molotow in Hamburg, Germany
Feb 25 at Paradiso in Amsterdam, Netherlands
Feb 26 at L’Espace B in Paris, France
Mar 1 at The Green Door Store in Brighton, UK
Mar 2 at Cube Cinema in Bristol, UK
Mar 3 at Chats Place in London, UK
Mar 5 at Soup Kitchen in London, UK
Mar 6 at Broadcast in Glasgow, UK
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