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Dam Native announce two shows in November

Thursday, 6 November 2008, 11:25 am
Press Release: Dam Native

Dam Native announce two shows in November with Flowz (WLG) and SideKickNick!

Dam Native, the pioneers of horified hip hop, are making another appearance in November.

Don't miss Dam Native live band at Leigh Sawmill with support from Flowz (WLG) and DJs the1like Furious, and Dan Tippett!
Saturday November 15

And again at The Rising Sun on with support for SideKickNicknd DJ CXL the1like Furious, and Dan Tippett!
Thursday November 27

Both gigs doors at 9pm $10.

http://www.damnative.com
http://www.myspace.com/damnative
http://www.flowz.co.nz
http://www.sidekicknick.com/
http://www.djcxl.com/
http://www.sawmillcafe.co.nz
http://www.420.co.nz/

ENDS

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