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Fusebox Festival 2010 Kick-off
April 21, 2010
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Help us kick off the 2010 Fusebox Festival on Wed April 21st @ the U.S. Art Authority with the Mexican Institute of Sound
After the Kaiji Moriyama show @ the Paramount
Presented in conjunction with testperformancetest
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Entrance with Fusebox Pass (you can buy one at the door if you don't already have one) or purchase a $50 pre-sale ticket (limited availability--only 50 tickets)
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510 West 29th Street
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$50 or Badge.
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April 21, 2010Times:
9:30 pm
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