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ATB (Andre Tanneberger)

Friday, Mar 19 10:00p

at Nokia Theatre Times Square, New York, NY

Price: $35.00

Phone: (212) 930-1940

Age Suitability: 18 and up

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Friday, March 19th, 2010
Made Event & Armani Exchange present

ATB along w/ Zack Roth

Nokia Theatre Times Square
1515 Broadway at West 44th Street
NYC
Doors at 10PM, 18+ with Valid ID
$35 advanced tickets @ www.MadeEvent.com
Tickets also available at Rebel Rebel, 319 Bleecker St
212.989.0770 & Nokia Theatre Box
Office 212-930-1950 (*Open on night of show)
Event Info 917.723.9381

www.MadeEvent.com
www.atb-music.com
www.myspace.com/andretanneberger
www.dancefield.com
www.nokiatheatrenyc.com

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Category: Techno & Dance

Creator: Zvents Zvents

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Nokia Theatre Times Square
1515 Broadway
New York, NY 10036
(212) 930-1940

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ATB (Andre Tanneberger) Friday, March 19th, 2010 Made Event & Armani Exchange present ATB along w/ Zack Roth Nokia Theatre Times Square 1515 Broadway at West 44th Street NYC Doors at 10PM, 18+ with Valid ID $35 advanced tickets @ www.MadeEvent.com Tickets also available at Rebel Rebel, 319 Bleecker St 212.989.0770 & Nokia Theatre Box Office 212-930-1950 (*Open on night of show) Event Info 917.723.9381 www.MadeEvent.com www.atb-music.com www.myspace.com/andretanneberger www.dancefield.com www.nokiatheatrenyc.com

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