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Michael Greco

Michael Greco

Michael is a self-professed music festival junkie and correspondent based out of the greater Philadelphia area and works in media finance. If not traveling to festivals, he can usually be found (or not found) in the backcountry of America's national parks on backpacking and rock climbing trips or continuing to learn to play guitar, poorly. "Music can uncomplicate anything."

Daisy the Great © Kristen Jan Wong
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Interview: Daisy the Great Explore the Size of Their Sound with Sophomore Album ‘All You Need Is Time’

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Interview: LA Duo Ship Wrek Discuss Touring, Collaborations, and New EP ‘Metaphysical’

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2022 Firefly Music Festival Preview: Ten Years at the Woodlands

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Inside Mad Cool Festival 2022: Alt Rock, Tapas, and a New Beginning?

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