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The Darkness to play Stone Free Festival alongside headliners Alice Cooper and Rick Wakeman 
Editor Dec 7, 2015 0

Kilimanjaro Live and The O2 are proud to reveal that the multi-award winning, multi-million selling band The Darkness have been…

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SYSTEM OF A DOWN TO PLAY SPECIAL, ONE-OFF SHOW AT LONDON’S SSE ARENA AS PART OF THEIR ‘WAKE UP THE SOULS’ WORLD TOUR
Editor Nov 24, 2014 0

‘WAKE UP THE SOULS’ WORLD TOUR – BAND TO PLAY VERY SPECIAL, ONE-OFF LONDON SHOW AS PART OF WORLD TOUR.…

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STEEL PANTHER TO INFECT THE WORLD ON THE SPREADING THE DISEASE (S.T.D.) TOUR
Editor Oct 16, 2013 0

Currently Putting The Finishing Touches On Their 3rd Full Length Record Set for 2014 Release The Sunset Strip’s hottest export,…

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Marillion to release brand new studio album “Sounds That Can’t Be Made” September 17th, 2012
Editor Aug 9, 2012 0

earMUSIC, the Hamburg based international rock label, part of entertainment group Edel, is proud to announce the worldwide release of…

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