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MTK Festival Cancelled Due To Low Ticket Sales

By Will James on Aug 6, 2011
It was the most ephemeral of grand ideas, vanishing even more suddenly than it appeared. MTK: Music To Know, the ambitious festival that organizers hoped would draw thousands of indie... more

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