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Maple Glider and her band play a headline show at Brisbane’s Black Bear Lodge…
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Thurston Moore brings his band, featuring ex-Sonic Youth colleague Steve Shelley, My Bloody Valentine bassist Debbie Googe and guitarist James Sedwards, to Brisbane’s Woolly Mammoth to play a Meredith Festival sideshow.
Lee Ranaldo is George Harrison (obviously)
Lauren (age 1) was learning to stand today.
