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TeenTix covers Making Movies’ blue wave victory lap at Folly Theatre

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Photo by Brock Wilbur TeenTix KC is an organization that helps provide KC youth with access to live stage performances. As part of that work, some up-and-coming ‘Press Corps Members’ are tackling their first reviews—building up a next generation of critical, celebratory voices. Today, we’re thrilled to share Hartlynn Gray’s coverage of Making Movies’ album release show at The Folly. Find out more about TeenTix here. Passion, hope, vibrancy, and unity coursed through the Día de los Muertos concert Making Movies put on at the Folly Theatre. Their energy was infectious as the set played on, and they had the crowd dancing to each tune. The band’s first opener was Hobo Cane, an independent Latin American artist with just as much brightness as Making Movies, passionately singing his songs “Waiting” and “OK” among others in an indie rock style.

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