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Photos: Gogol Bordello And Man Man Compare Facial Hair At Terminal 5 On New Year's Day

By Rob Harvilla Mon., Jan. 3 2011 at 11:39 AM

Categories: Featured, Gogol Bordello, Last Night, Live, Man Man, Photo-Blogging, Terminal 5

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Eugene Hütz, Gogol Bordello master of ceremonies. All pics by Ben Jay.

Few New York bands put on a show more raucous, incendiary, and mustache-imbued than famed gypsy-punks Gogol Bordello, whose sweaty global fusion makes them the perfect band to welcome a hopefully far friendlier 2011. Joined by the Beefheartian (RIP) gents in Man Man and the appropriately named Endless Boogie (well, not endless, in this case, given they were opening), Eugene Hütz filled Terminal 5 on New Year's Day, and photographer Ben Jay was there to take it all in. Pics below. Start growing that beard now, everyone.

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