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Big Finish for Europe 2004
London will be hosting one of the biggest Ghost Of The Robot concerts ever next year
The band will be ending their 2004 European visit with a major concert at the famous Forum in London on Friday, May 14. The rock treat will be the group's second and final UK appearance next May. They will also be appearing at the Carling Academy Islington in London on Wednesday, May 5.
The band will be following in the footsteps of many rock legends when they appear at the Kentish Town Road venue.
The venue has seen concerts in the past by Van Morrison, The Velvet Underground, Iggy Pop, Robbie Williams, Fun Lovin' Criminals, Moby, Travis, Crowded House and Patti Smith.
And the date will be memorable for Ghost Of The Robot for marking the end of their European 2004 trip and for being one of the biggest concerts ever staged by the Californian band. The event will also coincide with the planned release of their eagerly awaited second album.
Venue details available here.
The concerts is open to ticket holders aged 14-plus but minors must be accompanied by an adult.
Tickets cost £17 and are available from:
Mean Fiddler
Ticketmaster Way Ahead
Source:GOTR Thanks to:Faith(sv)
London will be hosting one of the biggest Ghost Of The Robot concerts ever next year
The band will be ending their 2004 European visit with a major concert at the famous Forum in London on Friday, May 14. The rock treat will be the group's second and final UK appearance next May. They will also be appearing at the Carling Academy Islington in London on Wednesday, May 5.
The band will be following in the footsteps of many rock legends when they appear at the Kentish Town Road venue.
The venue has seen concerts in the past by Van Morrison, The Velvet Underground, Iggy Pop, Robbie Williams, Fun Lovin' Criminals, Moby, Travis, Crowded House and Patti Smith.
And the date will be memorable for Ghost Of The Robot for marking the end of their European 2004 trip and for being one of the biggest concerts ever staged by the Californian band. The event will also coincide with the planned release of their eagerly awaited second album.
Venue details available here.
The concerts is open to ticket holders aged 14-plus but minors must be accompanied by an adult.
Tickets cost £17 and are available from:
Mean Fiddler
Ticketmaster Way Ahead
Source:GOTR Thanks to:Faith(sv)