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The Space Station at Starlandia
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Vatican takes on the national scene
Vatican has been taking the hardcore world by storm, earning the praise of genre leaders like Alternative Press, MetalSucks.net, Metal Injection, and more
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The Young Step, Too Much, Go 2 Jail and Die @The Space Station at Starlandia
Finding inspiration in the experimental edges and glam of David Bowie, Talking Heads, T. Rex, and Roxy Music.
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Savannah Stage Company gets to Work
“These are stories of working Americans being reflected back to you in a way that doesn’t happen very often.”
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Halfway to Aura Fest 2018 @The Space Station at Starlandia Supply and Sulfur Studios
Saturday’s lineup features a mix of touring and local talent across a variety of rock genres
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Indian Shores, Sins of Godless Men, Jeff Two-Names and the Born Agains @Space Station at Starlandia
An all-ages punk, rock ‘n’ roll, and progressive rock show.
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Starlandia Concert Series: Friendship, Rich Animals, The Gumps @The Space Station at Starlandia
Portsmouth, New Hampshire’s Friendship evokes a gentle kind of vulnerable and experimental Americana.
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Neurosound Presents: Monday Night Mix-Up @Space Station at Starlandia
Cincinnati band Lung will bring their intense, cello-driven indie rock to the all-ages venue
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Peyote Coyote, Too Much, Embering @The Space Station
Peyote Coyote releases their second album, Microdos, this spring
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Taft, Valore & Cunabear, Goldie, Drinking Bleach @The Space Station at Starlandia Supply
A versatile artist, Taft is just as comfortable crafting spare vintage-pop ballads with entrancing vocals and gentle fingerpicking as he is throwing down thick beats and contagious hooks.