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The festival is part of a series taking place across the UK from May to July
Let’s Rock London returns to Clapham Common on Saturday 28th July 2018. With a fabulous line-up of artists to bring to its audience the very best of the 80s, and an action packed day of general 80s madness, there is plenty to do for everyone at this family-friendly festival. In addition to lots of fab acts, there’s other entertainment to amuse the whole family.
Let’s Rock is part of a series taking place across the UK from May to July.The festivals starts at 11 and finishes at 22:30 local time. The price of the tickets varies between 30 and 55 GBP and for the VIP zone between 110 and 150 GBP. Other locations are Cookham, Norwich, Bristol, Leeds and other.
Source: All Excited
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