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Intimate Gig at London's ICA

from ica.org.uk:





"
Paul Weller, one of British music's true originals, comes to the ICA to celebrate 30 years of making music and the publication of Suburban 100, an annotated story of his life through the lyrics from 100 of his best-known songs with The Jam, The Style Council and as a solo artist. Weller will read from his lyrics, talk about their origins and sing some of his songs.

£10 / £9 Concessions / £8 ICA Members"


The first phase of tickets for this event went on sale on the 31/07 by calling the ICA's box office, but soon sold out the same day. The second phase went on sale yesterday (06/08) and were available to book either by phone or via the ICA's website. Again, these sold out.

A number of tickets have been reserved for ICA members only and will go on sale on 20/08/06. Any tickets left over from this will be offered on public sale 01/09/07.

The maximum capacity for this gig is 350.

More information: http://www.ica.org.uk

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