Gigs...

Tonight I'm off to see Muse at the O2 with a friend - sadly Son-of-Furtheron (my ever faithful gig partner) is too busy at uni and can't get back for this so I'm going with a friend of mine who is a huge Muse fan and chuffed to bits when I offered her the ticket.

Oh yes and Sunday is THE GIG!! I.e. me and an acoustic and my debut as a solo performer at The Libertine Pub in Borough.

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  1. Istvanski12 November 2009 at 15:26

    All the best for this - I'll do my utmost to attend.

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  2. Suburbia12 November 2009 at 16:40

    Good luck for Sunday :)

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  3. DILLIGAF12 November 2009 at 18:40

    I love the way 'Strange Behaviour' follows you....;-)

    Can't wait old bean...see yer there

    Muse eh? Lucky git!

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  4. Furtheron13 November 2009 at 11:34

    Thanks to all for their support.

    @4D ... it's not the first time /-)

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