Win Tickets To mulletover 10th Birthday Bash
Masters of the London club scene, mulletover, return for a 10th Birthday bash at London''s Pulse nightclub and we have 2 tickets for the event up for grabs!
Closed 9 Apr 2014

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Artists on the night include Maxxi Soundsystem who appears alongside Dyed Soundorom, Laura Jones, Ryan Elliot, Geddes, Meat, Futureboogie to party hard in celebration of 10 years of unforgettable events.
Taking place at London''s Pulse nightclub on April 17th this is not an event you want to miss!
We have been lucky enough to secure 2 tickets to the event and here''s how to enter:
To enter simply REGISTER at the top of this page and click ENTER NOW below, its that easy!! Alternatively you enter via twitter by liking our page @UKFG and retweeting the competition feed.
All entries must be in before close of day on 9th April and the winner will be contacted via email.
Tickets are available to buy priced at £15/£20/£25 - Please visit mulletover for more info on how to purchase.
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