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"facebook dialogPinterest\n\nWednesday night, in the midst of a snowstorm, hundreds of fans flocked to New York City\u2019s Hiro Ballroom to see Danish electro-pop artist Oh Land.\n\nOh Land (real name: Nanna Fabricius) gracefully commanded the stage with her ethereal presence, bringing to mind performers like Lykke Li and Florence and the Machine. (No surprise that she was trained as a ballet dancer at the Royal Danish and Royal Swedish schools of ballet). At Wednesday\u2019s show, the singer donned a custom-made fringed tunic that gave the illusion of wings as she fluttered across the stage and was flanked by her signature balloon installation, on which she projected various images to accompany her vocals.\n\nThe show featured songs from her recent EP, including crowd-pleasers &amp;quot;Sun of a Gun&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;White Nights&amp;quot; as well as a few new songs from her upcoming album (due March 15). During the encore, she pleasantly surprised the audience with a cover of the Fleet Fos\u2019 &amp;quot;Turn it Up.&amp;quot;\n\nIf you weren\u2019t able to catch the show last night, don\u2019t worry, Oh Land is touring the U.S., with an upcoming show at the Troubadour in Los Angeles on February 1 and a return to New York City on March 8 at Terminal 5. Check out her MySpace page and Web site to hear her singles and get the full tour schedule. \n\n--VICTORIA LEWIS"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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