Fader Fort Setting the Stage

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Fader Fort Setting the Stage
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Total Pages : 252
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ISBN-10 : 0692962573
ISBN-13 : 9780692962572
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Book Synopsis Fader Fort Setting the Stage by : The FADER

Book excerpt: From its debut in 2002 as an offbeat hotel party to its current status as one of music's most coveted stages, the legendary FADER FORT has been introducing audiences to new starts and artists to new friends. Now, 15 years and over 900 unforgettable performances later, The FADER commemorates one of the industry's most innovative events with never-before-seen concert photo, candids, and portraits taken only at the FORT.


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