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Scissor Sisters, Ozzy Osbourne and Tony Bennett will play free London gigs as part of the iTunes Festival this July. The acts are the first to be announced for this year's gig series – with the shows again set to take place in the Roundhouse venue in Camden. Tickets will be free to competition winners – see iTunesfestival.co.uk for details.

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