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DMA’s – O2 Victoria Warehouse, Manchester

DMA’s are in the midst of celebrating the 10th anniversary of their debut album “Hill’s End”. The Manchester crowds have a lot of love for the band, and this was proven through the phenomenal demand for a second night. The gig was packed with energy, buzz and fans who had followed DMA’s from the beginning. They were ready to belt out the lyrics and celebrate the journey of the band. Support was from Salarymen.

Photo Gallery: Salarymen

Photo Gallery: DMA’s

Photo Credit: Chloe Salins (Shot on Film Camera)

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