MUSIC MADNESS: Win tickets to see Robert Francis, Lawrence Arabia and Fanfarlo tomorrow

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MUSIC MADNESS: Win tickets to see Robert Francis, Lawrence Arabia and Fanfarlo tomorrow

POSTED: Tuesday, March 30, 2010, 3:07 PM

Filed Under: Music

WXPN Artist of the Month Robert Francis (listen to "Nightfall" above) joins New Zealanders Lawrence Arabia (who we previewed in this issue) and Sweden-via-Londoners Fanfarlo tomorrow at the First Unitarian Church and we want you to go! All you have to do is answer these questions by e-mailing molly [dot] eichel [at] citypaper [dot] net. Word to the wise: DO NO LEAVE ANSWER IN THE COMMENTS.

We have our winners! Congrats Joshua and Gabriel! See the answers:

1. The movie Lawrence of Arabia holds a curious gender-based record. What is it? The longest movie where no women have speaking roles.

2. Fanfarlo uses a Harry Houdini-esque performer in one of their videos. Name video and the performer. "The Walls are Coming Down," Roslyn Walker

3. Francis' brother is a Hari Krishna. Who founded the Krishnas and when did he found it? Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, in 1966.

Lawrence Arabia, Fanfarlo and Robert Francis, Wed., March 31, 8 p.m., $14, all ages, First Unitarian Sanctuary, 2125 Chestnut St., 877-435-9849, r5productions.com.

Rob

Posted 2010-03-30 22:03:35

Robert Francis will be appearing at Potbelly at 12th and Walnut at 6pm before the show.

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