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Meltdown - some details posted
posted by davidt on Friday April 23 2004, @10:00AM

 H-Man writes:

The Homepage of the Royal Festival Hall now lists some performances of "Morrissey´s Meltdown":

Sparks will play the RFH on Saturday 12th June and they will perform their 70s album "Kimono My House" and their latest album "Lil´ Beethoven".

For the next day, the schedule lists an event called "We Are All In The Gutter - An Evening With Oscar Wilde", which takes place in the Queen Elizabeth Hall.

Furthermore: Tuesday 15th June: Loudon Wainwright III/Damien Dempsey (Queen Elizabeth Hall)
Thursday 17th June: Ennio Marchetto (Purcell Room)
Friday 18th June: New York Dolls (Royal Festival Hall)

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    I Shall Be There In Spirit! (Score:3, Informative)
    For the next day, the schedule lists an event called "We Are All In The Gutter - An Evening With Oscar Wilde", which takes place in the Queen Elizabeth Hall.

    Those of you who will attend in the "flesh and blood" - please *do* post your reviews!!
    J. Razor -- Friday April 23 2004, @10:37AM (#97285)
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     I'm Alone
    nancysinatra.com (nancy's calendar (Score:0)
    June 20, 2004
    Nancy & Her Band
    THE MELTDOWN FESTIVAL
    ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL
    LONDON, ENGLAND
    Anonymous -- Sunday April 25 2004, @02:22PM (#97655)

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