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Radiohead announce free gig

BBC Radio 2 hosts the Oxford giants

March 11, 2008 | 7 Comments
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Radiohead are to play a free concert for BBC Radio 2 this April.

The gig, to be held at the BBC's Radio Theatre, situated in central London's Broadcasting House, is open to fans who can apply for, or win, tickets.

Fans can call 08700 100 200 to apply for tickets to the intimate gig - passes will also be given away on Radio 2 shows.

The gig takes place on April 1, and will be the band's first live appearance since their tiny show at London's 93 Feet East venue in January.

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Meddick

Mar 11, 2008

worst idea ever, making the other artists who're trying to make a living look immoral and greedy.

HellBez

Mar 11, 2008

Meddick, if that's a sarcastic comment, it's not funny at all and I wouldn't have bothered. And if it isn't sarcastic, you're a fucking idiot.

DVJR0102

Mar 12, 2008

A free gigs a free gig, awesone!

AdamShanklyUK

Mar 12, 2008

Free gig sounds good, but Meddick, I got to disagree dude. Radiohead are a well-established, multi-million selling act so it's understandable why they can do this and get away with it. However, this doesn't mean everyone is now going to demand free gigs from bands, that'd be ridiculous. It's business as usual.