British Sea Power to play Natural History Museum
Free London show to take place this month
British Sea Power are set to play a free gig this month at Natural History Museum in London.
The band will perform in front of a selection of films from the museum archive on June 21 to a capacity of 600.
The free show is part of a wider event covering south London museums, called the Exhibition Road Music Day.
For more information click onto the event's Exhibitionroadmusicday.org website.
The gig sees British Sea Power, following in the footsteps of labelmates The Strokes, who played the museum in 2006, performing in front of a fossilised dinosaur.
The band will perform in front of a selection of films from the museum archive on June 21 to a capacity of 600.
The free show is part of a wider event covering south London museums, called the Exhibition Road Music Day.
For more information click onto the event's Exhibitionroadmusicday.org website.
The gig sees British Sea Power, following in the footsteps of labelmates The Strokes, who played the museum in 2006, performing in front of a fossilised dinosaur.
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