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Mac DeMarco Goes Wild in Buenos Aires

November 19, 2015 by Matt Benton

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Mac DeMarco, the crazy-Canadian singer-songwriter, recently made a stop in Buenos Aires, playing Club Groove with local band Los Asteroids. This marked the second time he has visited the Argentine Capital, packing a full house of some of his most dedicated and diehard fans. DeMarco played selections from his five studio albums, including his critically acclaimed “Salad Days.”

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His indie-rock and jangle-pop style created a groovy, energy packed night that had the whole crowd moving to the melodic beats. Mac DeMarco ended the night by crowd surfing in a dangerous sea of people and eventually climbed to a balcony where he then jumped back into the crowd to continue the chaos.

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Mac DeMarco recently released his new studio album “Another One” which you can listen to here.

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Setlist:

The Way You’d Love Her

Salad Days

No Other Heart

The Stars Keep On Calling My Name

Another One

Cooking Up Something Good

Ode to Viceroy

Without Me

Let Her Go

Reelin’ in the Years (Steely Dan Cover)

Just to Put Me Down

A Heart Like Hers

Freaking Out the Neighborhood

I’ve Been Waiting for Her

Chamber of Reflection

Still Together

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Encore:

Enter Sandman (Metallica cover)

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Check out Mac DeMarco on Facebook, Instagram and Spotify.

Filed Under: Life & Arts Tagged With: buenos aires, Canadian, Club Groove, concert, Los Asteroids, Mac DeMarco, Matt Benton, music, salad days

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