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    9/16
    LOST WEEKEND MB: DJ Spiff
    PROPAGANDA: Arcane Attic ft Thrift, Vintage, Tarot Readings w/ DJ Nikkiwho
    LINCOLN’S BEARD: Glitterer
    FPL SOLAR AMP: Empire of the Sun
    KASEYA: Rosalia

    9/17
    CULTURE ROOM: Jute, Mothica, Wilt
    MIAMI BEACH BANDSHELL: Filmgate Music Video Film Festival
    LAS ROSAS: EYEHATEGOD, Whores., No/Más
    PROPAGANDA : Brian’s Birthday Bash -Randall and the Vandals, Blabscam, Turbo Kid
    PBSC: The Beginning and the End by Gregory Dirr
    KILL YOUR IDOL: Amazing Colossal KARAOKE

    9/18
    CULTURE ROOM: Domi & JD Beck
    WAR MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM: Brad Paisley, Charlie Worsham, The Band Loula
    PROPAGANDA: Dyke Night + 90’s Alt w. Hypercycles
    FACTORY TOWN: Kaskade
    KILL YOUR IDOL: Out of the Ashes
    KASEYA: Gorillaz, Little Sims, Deltron 3030, Kid Koala
    ARTS GARAGE: From Cuba with Love
    BANYAN LIVE: Quiet On The Creek W/ Saucy Santana
    KELLY’S PUB: Enox & Thirst

    9/19
    FLORIDA KEYS BREWING CO: Son Del Mundo ft Cortadito
    MIAMI BEACH BANDSHELL: 73rd Street Beach Cleanup
    BANYAN LIVE: The Browning, Deadlands, Extortionist
    FACTORY TOWN: Snow Strippers
    THE GROUND: Nitzer Ebb, SINE, Sepehr, Curse Mackey
    CULTURE ROOM: Vader, Jungle Rot, Flesh Crawl
    PROPAGANDA: The Return of Remain Calm, The Fux, Goat Rope
    ARTS GARAGE: Hendrik Meurkens

    9/20
    FACTORY TOWN: Turnstile, Mall Grab, Cold World, Collateral, Angelo Tristan
    KILL YOUR IDOL: Late Nite Loops

    9/21
    ARTS GARAGE: Spoken Word Open Mic
    KILL YOUR IDOL: SIN Mondays by JUST GIO

    9/22
    KILL YOUR IDOL: Haus of Poodle

    9/23
    LOST WEEKEND MB: DJ Spiff
    PROPAGANDA: Magic, The Gathering — Night of the Propwalkers
    MARGARITAVILLE: Electric Piquete
    ITHINK AMP: Wu-Tang Clan, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony

    9/24
    PROPAGANDA: Amateur Provocateur, A Newbie Burlesque Show
    KILL YOUR IDOL: Amazing Colossal KARAOKE

    9/25
    BANYAN LIVE: All Shall Perish, Carnifex, Extermination Dismemberment, Mauled
    LIV: Steve Aoki
    REVOLUTION LIVE: Overtonight, Tommy Ragen
    ARTS GARAGE: An Evening w Jarred Armstrong

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