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Eric Clapton, Royal Albert Hall
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Lou Reed, HMV Hammersmith Apollo, London
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The Owiny Sigoma Band, Cafe Otto
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Sarabeth Tucek, Cafe Oto
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Explosions In The Sky, Roundhouse, London
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Staff Benda Bilili, Roundhouse Camden
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Rush, O2
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Ryoji Ikeda datamatics, Barbican Hall
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Baaba Maal, St George's Bristol
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Jose Gonzalez, Gothenburg String Theory, Barbican Hall

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