LIVE, IN PHOTOS: Dean Wareham at The Roxy Theatre in Los Angeles (6/19/2014)

Accompanied by his partner and frequent collaborator Britta Phillips on bass, Dean Wareham performed a mesmerizing set of material from his recent eponymous solo release, while winding in favorites from his Galaxie 500 days (“Tugboat,” a worn and worthy cover of New Order’s “Ceremony”).
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LIVE, IN PHOTOS: Dean Wareham at The Roxy Theatre in Los Angeles (6/19/2014)

Accompanied by his partner and frequent collaborator Britta Phillips on bass, Dean Wareham performed a mesmerizing set of material from his recent eponymous solo release, while winding in favorites from his Galaxie 500 days (“Tugboat,” a worn and worthy cover of New Order’s “Ceremony”).

Words: Breanna Murphy

June 20, 2014

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Dean Wareham
June 19, 2014
The Roxy
Los Angeles, California

Accompanied by his partner and frequent collaborator Britta Phillips on bass, Dean Wareham performed a mesmerizing set of material from his recent eponymous solo release, while winding in favorites from his Galaxie 500 days (“Tugboat,” a worn and worthy cover of New Order’s “Ceremony”).

Below, enjoy shots from the night.

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