Pet Shop Boys are headlining “Smirnoff Experience: U.R. The Night” on July 10th at Matter in London’s O2 Arena complex. Also on the bill will be Little Boots, plus DJ sets from Hot Chip, Tom Middleton and Count & Sinden.
“Smirnoff Experience: U. R. The Night” gives you the chance to shape this one-off spectacular. Submit your ideas and vote on different aspects of the event for the chance to win tickets at the “URthenight” Facebook page (link below).
However, we’ve got five pairs of tickets to give away here. To be in with a chance, email petshopboys@urthenight.com and we will let you know if you are a winner. (Please note that tickets are limited and are subject to availability on a first come, first served basis. Strictly for 18’s and over. Proof of ID will be required on the night. Line up subject to change without prior notice.)
Five free tickets
Pet Shop Boys’ classic “Suburbia” was released on this day 40 years ago. The music video was directed by Eric Watson and filmed in the suburbs of San Bernardino and Duarte in Los Angeles and in Kingston-upon-Thames in Greater London.
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