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WIN TICKETS TO SEE APOCALYPTICA + SIGNED VINYL
WIN TICKETS TO SEE APOCALYPTICA + SIGNED VINYL
Win tickets for London or Manchester shows by Finnish cello metallers Apocalyptica
Saturday, 18 February 2017
For Whom the Bow Tolls
Scandinavian cello metal sensations Apocalyptica are hitting the UK to mark the 20th anniversary of their breakthrough debut album, the self-explanatory Plays Metallica by Four Cellos.
theartsdesk has a pair of tickets to give away for their Manchester show at Bridgewater Hall on Monday 27th February and a pair for their London show at Royal Festival Hall on Wednesday 1st March. Each winner will also receive a signed copy on vinyl of the remastered Plays Metallica by Four Cellos.
To be in with a chance of seeing this unique, multi-million selling band, simply email info@theartsdesk.com answering the following multiple choice question:
The cello is…
(a) A woodwind instrument
(b) A stringed instrument
(c) A brass instrument
The winners will be contacted via email on Thursday 23rd February
APOCALYPTICA are playing
February 27th - Manchester’s Bridgewater Hall
February 28th - Edinburgh’s Queens Hall
March 1st - London’s Royal Festival Hall
And the Stone Free Festival at The O2, London, on 18th-19th June.
Check out the video for Apocalyptica’s version of Metallica’s “Battery”
Each winner will also receive a signed copy on vinyl of the remastered 'Plays Metallica by Four Cellos'
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