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I am Kloot, Shepherds Bush Empire
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Carl Barat, 100 Club
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Orchestre Poly-Rythmo de Cotonou, The Scala
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My Chemical Romance, Wembley Arena
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Mulatu Astatke, Queen Elizabeth Hall
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Ether: Reich Drumming, Queen Elizabeth Hall
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Esben and the Witch, XOYO
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Ben Folds, Hammersmith Apollo
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Mike Stern Band, Union Chapel
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Jim Jones Revue

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