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Win 2 tickets to Maya Jane Coles at Public Works SF (6/21)

  • June 12, 2014
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As one of the few venues that carries on after the unbeloved 2am bar call, Public Works always has a special place in San Franciscans' hearts. Of course, this goes hand-in-hand with the high quality talent they bring to the stage, much of which skirts the electronic's so-called underground. Like we have seen across the industry, there's different notes for different folks, and San Francisco serves up all the variety a music lover could want.

The As You Like It crew have teamed up with Public Works to bring you an event to remember, calling on the talents of Maya Jane Coles, Kim Ann Foxman, Alex Arnout, and Young Marco. Coles and Foxman continue to be two leading ladies in the scene, one from England, the other from New York, but both dedicated to deep house productions and late night vibes. Join them in an evening of revelry on June 19th by buying your tickets now or enter to win a pair for free. See you there.

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