File:Ariana and the Rose on W!ZARD Radio Media.jpg
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New York City band Ariana and the Rose perform for W!ZARD Radio Media in 2014
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English: Rising pop star Ariana and her band, The Rose, perform their latest single 'In Your Bed' exclusively for W!ZARD Radio Station as part of an on-air interview. |
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| Source | In Session: Ariana & The Rose - In Your Bed at 0:41, cropped |
| Author | W!ZARD Radio Media |
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