Win 4 Tickets To The Slamboree Extravaganza
The one-of-a-kind dub rave massive Slamboree announce two Halloween extravaganzas at Manchester’s Ritz on 29th and London’s The Forum on 30th October with special guests Too Many T's, Age of Glass, Captain Hotknives and Wolfie Razzamatazz.
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Since forming a couple of years ago, Slamboree have clocked up over half a million YouTube hits and have taken the UK festival circuit by storm with their live show, leading to headline performances at some of the world’s most prestigious alternative music events that include Glastonbury, Boomtown Fair, Kendal Calling, Beautiful Days and the Psyfari Festival in Australia.
You could be there with 4 tickets in hand dressed in your best Halloween get up ready to rave the night away, and here's how to enter......
Simply REGISTER and click ENTER NOW below, its that easy!! Alternatively you enter via twitter by liking our page @UKFG and re-tweeting with #SlamboreeHalloweencomp
The winner will be contacted via email after the closing date of 28th October.
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