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Børns Serenaded His Fans at Revolution Live in Fort Lauderdale

September 19, 2018 7:00AM

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Carina Mask
On Tuesday night, September 18, indie pop act Børns took the stage at Revolution Live in Fort Lauderdale in support of his latest album, Blue Madonna. Børns danced energetically around the stage in a pink windbreaker and navy Nike shorts as fans screamed in unison and threw flowers on stage. Twin Shadow opened the show with his signature synthpop sounds. Photography by Carina Mask.

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