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Lazy Fifty lead 'massive' music celebration

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Lazy Fifty will be back at Smash Palace on Saturday night. From left, lyricist and vocalist Adrian Athy, bassist Toko Mantis, drummer Aidan Walters on the drums and rhythm guitarist Joseph Carroll are pictured at the venue. File picture by Jordan Perry

Lazy Fifty will be back at Smash Palace on Saturday night. From left, lyricist and vocalist Adrian Athy, bassist Toko Mantis, drummer Aidan Walters on the drums and rhythm guitarist Joseph Carroll are pictured at the venue. File picture by Jordan Perry

Hard rock and blues band Lazy Fifty are all set to create a sonic razzle-dazzle as they return to Smash Palace this Saturday.

They will join other bands — Misanthropy, Metal Tower and Horrendous Disfigurement — for A Massively Marshall Fortieth celebration.  Later this year, Lazy Fifty have special appearance performances at the Dome and for the nationally renowned Jordan Luck Band in October.

■ Saturday 8 July — A Massively Marshall Fortieth @ Smash Palace. $20 on the door. Lazy Fifty are on stage at 7pm.

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