The line-up for the Zen Live-tronica Festival has been confirmed. The event will be held July 20 at Webster Hall in New York City. Performers will include The New Deal, Sucker Punch, Big in Japan (a Lake Trout side project), Brothers Past and DJ Keoki. Sucker Punch, which will be making its debut, features The Disco Biscuits Marc Brownstein (bass) and Aron Magner (keyboards) along with The New Deals Jamie Shields (keyboards) and Sound Tribe Sector 9s Zach Velmer (drums).
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Published: 2003/06/10
Sucker Punch, The New Deal & Brothers Past to Perform at Zen Live-tronica Festival
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