Win McFly Tickets With Music On The Hill
WIN a pair of tickets to see internationally renowned boy band McFly, perform at Music on the Hill, an exciting new outdoor summer event of world-class music and entertainment
Closed 12 Jun 2011

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Music on the Hill, an exciting new outdoor summer event of world-class music performances and entertainment are proud hosts of McFly. The Brit Award-winning band have enjoyed huge success in the UK with 18 top ten singles to date, including seven UK No. 1 chart singles and two No. 1 albums in the UK alone. The Music On The Hill date follows hot on the heels of their recently announced 13-date UK arena tour this spring. Their fifth album Above The Noise was released in November and, to date, McFly have sold an estimated 8 million records worldwide.
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