Urban Notion @ Curve Bar this Friday

Wednesday, 25 January 2006, 10:54 am
Press Release: Bass Frontiers

The Urban Notion crew hits Wellington this Friday night as part of their New Zealand summer road trip. Local support from DDog and Trei.

Only $5 on the door.

*PLEASE NOTE VENUE CHANGE TO CURVE BAR, EDWARD ST, NOT AT STAGE AS ORIGINALLY ADVERTISED

ENDS

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