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Pretty Girls Make Graves Announce First Show in 17 Years for 2024's When We Were Young Festival

The reformed band will perform their 2003 sophomore release 'The New Romance' in its entirety.

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When We Were Young Festival 2024 has announced their lineup for next year in Las Vegas, and among the artists performing will be Pretty Girls Make Graves, a band that has not been together since 2007.

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Pretty Girls Make Graves, 2003

Back in 2007, the band announced via their MySpace page: "Friends, we are sorry to announce that our upcoming tour in May will be our last. Nick quit the band and the rest of us feel like it wouldn’t be right to continue on with out him. The 5 of us feel very lucky to have met and worked with some truly amazing people over the years. Thank you all so much.pgmg."

The band - Andrea Zollo, Derek Fudesco, Nathan Thelen, Nick Dewitt, J. Clark (and when Thelen left in 2004, Leona Marrs) - hailed from Seattle. After forming in 2001, the group released a self-titled EP on Dim Mak. They were signed to Matador and delivered their album The New Romance in 2003.

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Pretty Girls Make Graves- "All Medicated Geniuses" (Official Music Video)

With the news that the band will be playing live next year, Matador Records has announced a 20th-anniversary re-issue of The New Romance in white vinyl, plus two bonus tracks for digital streaming "C-30 C-60 C-90 Go!" (a remake of Bow Wow Wow's 1980 debut single) and "Magic Lights."

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Pretty Girls Make Graves "The New Romance" 20th Anniversary Edition

Pretty Girls Make Graves are scheduled for When We Were Young Festival at the Las Vegas Festival Fairgrounds, October 19, 2024. Tickets go on presale starting Friday, Nov. 17 at 10 a.m. PT.

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