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Sea Wolf @ The Natural History Museum, 1/4/08
Two weeks ago, locals Sea Wolf (MySpace), whose album Leaves In The River was number six on Nic Harcourt's Top Ten Albums of 2007, performed as the headliner of First Fridays (MySpace) at the Natural History Museum in Exposition Park.
Opening for Sea Wolf were the Afternoons (MySpace), while DJs Allen (MySpace) and Hoseh (MySpace) spun tunes in the African Mammal Hall.
Sea Wolf will open for Peter, Bjorn, and John (MySpace) at the Samueli Theatre in Costa Mesa on January 24th, while the February 1st edition of First Fridays will feature music by A-Trak (MySpace), Kid Sister (MySpace), and DJs Frosty (MySpace), and Take (MySpace).
More photos and a video of "You're A Wolf" after the jump.
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Special thanks to Sea Wolf, The Afternoons, and The Natural History Museum.
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