Syteria - Revolution
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Syteria perfrm "Revolution". We are a female fronted rock band that was born in 2015 and although we rehearse in Leeds we live all over South Yorkshire, England. Syteria is Jackie (Guitar, Vocals), Julia (Vocals), Keira (Bass Guitar, Vocals) and Pablo (Drums, Vocals).For bookings please visit: http://www.shockcity.co.uk/ or email: info@shockcity.co.uk , or Kaaren@shockycity.co.uk

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