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AGMP presents
LONDON CALLING PLAY THE CLASH
'London Calling'
45th Anniversary Tour 1979-2024
London Calling celebrate the 45th anniversary of 'London Calling', the 1979 third studio LP album by The Clash.
The Clash released their acclaimed double album London Calling album on 14th December 1979. The LP went to the Top 10 in the UK charts and has gone on to sell over 5 Million copies worldwide. In Rolling Stone Magazine's '500 Greatest Albums of All Time' it has been ranked #8 twice. In 2010, it was one of ten classic album covers from British artists commemorated on a UK Royal Mail postage stamp.
London Calling, the world's premiere tribute to The Clash, will be paying homage by playing selected songs from the album. They will then go on and play fan favourites and classics by The Clash including Should I Stay or Should I Go, Rock the Casbah, I Fought the Law, White Man in Hammersmith Palais, Complete Control, Clash City Rockers, Train in Vain, and many more.
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Freeschool LaneLincoln
UK
LN2 1EY
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If you require a carer to accompany you to an event, you are entitled to a free carer ticket to most of The Drill's events. Please contact the Box Office directly to book tickets.Power chairs
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There are disabled blue-badge parking bays further down Freeschool Lane and there’s an NCP carpark directly next to the venue too.Assistance Dogs
Registered service animals are welcome in the venue. During seated events assistance dogs may sit with you if you have booked accessible seating. During standing events dogs can be left with staff.The Drill is in Lincoln, England, and is a versatile arts and community venue with a capacity of around 500 people. Originally established as the Drill Hall in 1890, it has served various purposes, including as a military training facility.
Today, The Drill is a vibrant cultural hub, hosting a wide range of events such as live music, theatre productions, comedy shows, and community activities. The venue underwent significant refurbishment to modernise its facilities while preserving its historical character. The Drill continues to play a crucial role in Lincoln's cultural scene, providing a dynamic space for both local talent and touring performances.
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