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7PM

Tancred-Pens

Portugal. The Man- Feel It Still

Japanese Breakfast- Everybody Wants To Love You

Softer Still- Company

Dawg Yawp-I’ll Quit Tomorrow

Conner Youngblood w/ Nylo- Everyday

Pale Honey- Bandolier

Robyn Hitchcock- Raymond & The Wires

Animal Collective- Golden Gal

Wire- Short Elevated Period

Here We Go Magic- Made To Be Old

NE-HI- Stay Young

Henry Jamison- The Rains

The Beatles- Two Of Us

Tom Petty(solo)-A Higher Place

8PM

Sun Kil Moon- Lost Verses

Girl Bros.- Love & Trouble

Lewis Taylor – Positively Beautiful

Mirah- Radiomind

Laura Marling- Soothing

St. Vincent- Teenage Talk

Brian Eno- I’ll Come Running

Jónsi- Grow Til Tall

Laura Nyro- Captain For Dark Mornings

Chad Vangaalen- Rabid Bits Of Time

Liars- The Other Side Of Mount Heart Attack

9PM

You Am I- Hourly Daily

Robyn Hitchcock- Winter Love

Roy Harper – One Man R&R Band

Joe Pug- Hymn # 101

Robyn Hitchcock- Winter Love

The Zombies- Assorted

Argent- Hold Your Head Up

Robyn Hitchcock- Autumn Sunglasses

The Kinks- Big Sky

Boston More Than A Feeling (a cappela)

Bruce Springsteen- Born To Run (a cappela)

 

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