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Chicago indie band French Police has its internet fame, now it’s heading out on tour

French Police members Rolondo Donjuan, from left, Brian Flores and Manny Herrera do a sound check before their performance at Livewire Lounge on March 18, 2022, in Chicago.

CHICAGO — “I just want to always outdo myself from my previous project,” said Brian Flores, founder of indie rock band French Police. “I just want to be better each time.”

And better, Flores has become, at least according to the internet.

Although French Police has only existed in its current three-piece lineup for a little over a year, the band has steadily amassed a following of listeners around the country

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