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Paul Weller At Royal Albert Hall - Presale Info From See Tickets!


Paul Weller Presale!

The Modfather has announced he will play two dates at London’s Royal Albert Hall in May, this will follow his hugely popular winter tour that he is currently on. The shows will be in support of the 51-year-old's tenth studio album 'Wake Up The Nation' which is set for release in spring 2010. You can book with our exclusive bookings direct presale from Friday 27 November at 9am.

LONDON, Royal Albert Hall on Monday 24 May 2010 ON SALE Friday 27 November at 9am.
LONDON, Royal Albert Hall on Tuesday 25 May 2010 ON SALE Friday 27 November at 9am.

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