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Live – Ben Folds | Lau Noah at Brighton Dome

November 10, 2023Posted in Gig Gallery, Live Music

Ben Folds & Lau Noah at Brighton Dome, 9th November 2023

Some musical mastery at Brighton Dome last night, as the very talented Ben Folds entertained the crowd with support from Lau Noah. Gallery from Mike Burnell below.

Lau Noah

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Ben Folds

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Published 10th November 2023

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