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Lost in Music is a multi-venue event on stages around the city centre. The RAMM JAM Stage will feature the best in emerging acoustic talent, including the irresistibly infectious Gravity Drive, who play synth-driven pop in the vein of Mercury Rev and The Lighthouse Family: www.thegravitydrive.com.
Part of Lost Weekend, a new city-wide festival which runs from Fri 6 Oct to Sun 8 Oct, celebrating the best in digital creativity, new ideas and cutting edge music.
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