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Brilliant night !

Smuggled some rum in to keep me warm , and danced my legs off !

How big was the stage ?

Got in at 7.50 and walked straight to the front which I found a bit strange , but then

I find London crowds strange sometimes tbh !

I thought A W was not loud enough , he should have had the crowd bouncing !

But loved it !

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Wierd as in different to most venues outside of London. When i go to gigs in cornwall etc.... Most people will be in the bar/watching the support act, and then watch the entire bands set. But in London during the support acts the venue is kinnda empty with a few in the bar, just before the main band comes on the and often leave early because of transport.

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I think its because wheras up here to see our favourite bands is a special event , you get them every

night in London , so its not so special , and they get a bit blase about it.

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