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Australian Promoter Fuzzy Rebrands for 30th Anniversary

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Australian live music promoter Fuzzy has launched a new brand identity to mark its 30th anniversary, unifying its portfolio of festivals and touring business under the Fuzzy name for the first time.

The company, now led by CEO Adelle Robinson , traces its roots to 1996, when co-founders John Wall an

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