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Now Hear This Festival – Quadruple Bill
Saturday, June 15, 2024
7:00pm to 9:00pm
Part of: Now Hear This Festival of New Music
Tickets are under $50
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Organized by:
New Music Edmonton
June
15
15
DJ Noodle Soup and Jia Jia Yong | Mustafa Rafiq | Jacob Audrey Taves | Shawn Pinchbeck
The Program
Konghou Electric – DJ Noodle Soup and Jia Jia Yong
Sawab – Mustafa Rafiq
The Remaining Functionality of Abandoned States – Jacob Audrey Taves *Content warning – there will be loud noises and some stroboscopic effects in video
9931 78 Avenue NW
Edmonton, AB, T6E 1N6
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