Oct 31

Oct 31 LIVE SNAPSHOTS: San Cisco @ Fremantle Arts Centre

Reuben Black

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San Cisco playing at the Fremantle Arts Centre supported by Stella Donnelly.
Photos by Reuben Black.

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