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Michael Shannon & Jason Narducy Reimagine R.E.M.'s 'Fables' Live at The Garage!
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Overview
Experience Michael Shannon, the acclaimed actor known for his intense performances in films like 'Revolutionary Road' and 'The Shape of Water,' and Jason Narducy, celebrated bassist for bands like Superchunk and Bob Mould, as they join forces with friends to present R.E.M.'s iconic album 'Fables of the Reconstruction' live. This unique performance takes place at The Garage, a renowned North London venue holding approximately 600 fans and a reputation for hosting vibrant alternative and rock shows. Situated in Highbury, London, a city brimming with musical history from punk to Britpop, The Garage provides an intimate setting for this special event. Expect a faithful yet inventive interpretation of R.E.M.'s classic album, infused with Shannon's theatrical flair and Narducy's rock pedigree. R.E.M's 'Fables of the Reconstruction' was originally released in June and is the fourth studio album by the band. 
Highlights
Shannon's Theatrical Interpretation: Witness Michael Shannon's distinctive acting style applied to R.E.M.'s classic album, promising a performance unlike any other.
Narducy's Rock Solid Foundation: Enjoy Jason Narducy's rock expertise as he anchors the performance with his musical skills.
Intimate Venue Experience: Experience the show at The Garage, North London, an renowned and smaller venue which allows an intimate connection with the performers.
Celebrating R.E.M.'s Masterpiece: Relive 'Fables of the Reconstruction,' R.E.M.'s classic album, brought to life by this collaboration.
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