Malcolm Middleton ticket giveaway
Hooray! Scottish troubadour Malcolm Middleton is touring Australia and we have double passes to his shows in Sydney [May 8], Melbourne [May 9] and Brisbane [May 10] to giveaway.
To win one, just be the first reader in one of those destinations to leave a message under this post. It’s as simple as that! First in, best dressed. Oh, and we’ll throw in a copy of his Sleigh of Heart EP for each winner as well.
Tagged: acoustic music, Scotland, Scottish bands, Scottish songwriters
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Cam said | 6 May, 2008
Melbourne town! Alas not Arab Strap anymore, but still amazing.
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caroline said | 6 May, 2008
sounds great – he’s touring… even if i don’t win a ticket… i’m gonna check him out.