Laura Turns it Up to E11even

April 26, 2021
Kevin Braiser

Monday 7pm.

Have you ever wanted to look further into your favourite music to find out what REALLY went into all those songs? Well, look no further, because Laura Turns It Up to 11 will provide you with the much-needed insight to truly appreciate some of the best songs from the 20th and 21st century! Every Monday at 7pm.

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Laura Turns it Up to E11even

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