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SUB announces AMFest, first ever arts and music festival
By Zach Ewell | 03/15/2016The festival will include 13 acts along with headliner RDGLDGRN
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The festival will include 13 acts along with headliner RDGLDGRN
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The event will feature guest panels, musical performances and gaming competitions
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The band played fan favorites and a few covers, prompting the audience to sing along.
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The festival will host a variety of electronic and trap artists.
Wavves showcases the release of their latest album “V” but still keeps to its nostalgic tone.
The brother duo will bring its upbeat rap to AU.
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