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Peter Bjorn And John Stockholm, Sweden
Peter Bjorn and John will celebrate their 20-year anniversary in 2020 with the release of their ninth full-length studio
album – Endless Dream.
Endless Dream is an album of undeniably catchy indie-pop songs that Peter Bjorn and John have become known for.
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