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Photos: 100 gecs Unleashed Sonic Chaos at Revolution Live

Laure Les and Dylan Brady of 100 gecs brought their signature sonic chaos to Revolution Live
Laure Les and Dylan Brady of 100 gecs
Laure Les and Dylan Brady of 100 gecs Photo by Michele Eve Sandberg
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Laure Les and Dylan Brady of 100 gecs brought their signature sonic chaos to Revolution Live on Wednesday, May 10. Currently on the road in support of the critically acclaimed album 10,000 gecs, the duo's frenetic energy was on full display for the sold-out crowd gathered at the venue. The fans themselves came dressed in all manner of widely inventive fashions that spoke to 100 gecs' come-as-you-are ethos.

Opening the show was electronic duo Machine Girl, whose punk attitude was evident throughout the set. Frontman Matt Stephenson threw himself into the set and crowd with wild abandon.

For more highlights from last night's show, read Douglas Markowitz's review and check out the photos from Michele Eve Sandberg below.
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Fans of 100 gecs waited outside of Revolution Live before the concert.
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Fans of 100 gecs waited outside of Revolution Live before the concert.
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The crowd at 100 gecs' show at Revolution Live
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Fans of 100 gecs waited outside of Revolution Live before the concert.
Photo by Michele Eve Sandberg
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Fans of 100 gecs waited outside of Revolution Live before the concert.
Photo by Michele Eve Sandberg
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Fans of 100 gecs waited outside of Revolution Live before the concert.
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The crowd at 100 gecs' show at Revolution Live
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The crowd at 100 gecs' show at Revolution Live
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Machine Girl's Matt Stephenson
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The crowd during Machine Girl's performance
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Machine Girl's Matt Stephenson
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Machine Girl drummer Sean Kelly
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Machine Girl's Matt Stephenson
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Machine Girl's Matt Stephenson
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Machine Girl's Matt Stephenson
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Machine Girl's Matt Stephenson
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Machine Girl drummer Sean Kelly
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Machine Girl's Matt Stephenson crowd surfing during his performance
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The crowd at 100 gecs' show at Revolution Live
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The crowd at 100 gecs' show at Revolution Live
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The crowd at 100 gecs' show at Revolution Live
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Laure Les
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Laure Les
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Laure Les and Dylan Brady of 100 gecs
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Dylan Brady
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Laura Les
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Laure Les and Dylan Brady of 100 gecs
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Laure Les and Dylan Brady of 100 gecs
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Laura Les
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Laure Les and Dylan Brady of 100 gecs
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Dylan Brady
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Laure Les and Dylan Brady of 100 gecs
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Laure Les and Dylan Brady of 100 gecs
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Laure Les and Dylan Brady of 100 gecs
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