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M83 Add New Show

11/15/2011
. M83 will follow up their sold out Music Box show last week with another LA show early next year on January 13th at Nokia Theater.

M83 is currently on a sold out North American tour supporting Hurry Up, We're Dreaming, which debuted at #15 on the Billboard Top 200 week of release (Oct. 18th).

The album is #1 on the CMJ Top 200 chart this week and an early frontrunner on critics' year-end lists.

Nov. 16 � Minneapolis, MN � First Avenue (Sold Out)
Nov. 17 � Chicago, IL � Lincoln Hall (early show) (Sold Out)
Nov. 17 � Chicago, IL � Lincoln Hall (late show) (Sold Out)
Nov. 18 � Toronto, ON � Lees Palace (Sold Out)
Nov. 19 � Montreal, QC � Le S.A.T.
Nov. 20 � Boston, MA � House of Blues
Nov. 22 � New York, NY � Webster Hall (Sold Out)
Nov. 23 � Brooklyn, NY � Music Hall Of Williamsburg (Sold Out)

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