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Haywire Cause Chaos in Times Square With Pop-Up Show
Source: Rolling Stone · Published
“I just try to do everything to the extreme,” frontman Austin Sparkman previously told us. See what happened when his band attempted a takeover of New York's busiest intersection
“I just try to do everything to the extreme,” frontman Austin Sparkman previously told us. See what happened when his band attempted a takeover of New York's busiest intersection
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