Australian Country

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JAN 13-20 (TAS)

MONA FOMA

he annual Festival of Music and Art (FOMA) at Hobart’s Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) spreads its wings and flies north this summer for a full program of the unexpected and unpredictable in Launceston. The line-up includes Swedish singer-songwriter and sometimes rapper Neneh Cherry, Welsh electric group Underworld, New Zealand indie chamber pop champ Jonathan Bree and Ethiopian music fused with jazz and Afro-Latin grooves from Mulatu Astatke

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