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One Night of Queen returns to Plymouth Pavilions

From: 18 December 2008

To: 18 December 2008

ONE NIGHT OF QUEEN THIS SHOW….WILL ROCK YOU ….GUARANTEED….

When Gary Mullen won ITV’s ‘Stars In Their Eyes’ Grand Final in 2000 as Freddie Mercury, he began a“The spirit of the legendary Freddie Mercury is alive fantastic journey which has so far taken him to virtually every theatre and concert hall in the UK, Germany, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Holland, France and New Zealand.

In 2008 Gary will be performing an 8 week tour of the USA for the very first time as the concert continues to enthral fans worldwide.

His sell-out concerts are receiving rave reviews from audiences of all ages together with his band ‘The Works’.

The 40,000 strong audience joined Gary and the boys in rebel rousing renditions of ‘Radio Ga Ga’, ‘We Are the Champions’ ‘Somebody to Love’ and ‘It’s A Kind Of Magic’

Tickets cost: £17.50 seated, £15 standing

To book tickets contact the Box Office on 0845 146 1460 or visit www.plymouthpavilions.com

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