Shades of Starless
from Midori - Live in Tokyo 2015 - Second Show by Stick Men featuring David Cross
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Jul 23Milwaukee, WI
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Jul 29Toronto, ON
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Oct 29Bologna, Italy
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Oct 30Lugagnano di Sona, Italy
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Nov 01Spilimbergo, Italy
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Nov 03Vienna, Austria
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Nov 04Budapest, Hungary
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Nov 08Zoetermeer, Netherlands
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Nov 09Bonn, Germany
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Nov 10Vauréal, France
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Nov 13San Sebastián, Spain
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Nov 15Barcelona, Spain
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Apr 22Milwaukee, WI
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