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Bruise Cruise 2012 Kickoff Party at the Stage

February 10, 2012 6:55AM

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Ian Witlen
Bruise Cruise, the first indie music cruise, will set sail for a second time from the Port of Miami today. But before hitting the open waters, the festival held a two-day kickoff party Wednesday and Thursday nights at the Stage featuring performances by Fucked Up, Blowfly, Quintron & Miss Pussycat, the Togas, Thee Oh Sees, King Khan & the Shrines, Mikal Cronin, the Soft Pack, Jacuzzi Boys, and Deaf Poets.

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