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Elvis Presley in Concert at The O2
Pop16 March 2012
The O2 SE10 0DX[map]
Elvis' on-stage multi-screen image is joined for a live performance by the same musicians and singers who supported him throughout his 70's concert career - the legendary TCB band and singers plus a full orchestra under the direction of Joe Guercio, Elvis' original Vegas music director. Featuring footage from The King's landmark concerts in 1970, 1972 and 1973 - plus previously unseen footage - Elvis Presley In Concert includes the hits Burning Love, Heartbreak Hotel, Love Me Tender, Suspicious Minds and Blue Suede Shoes. In 1998 Elvis Presley In Concert was awarded a Guinness World Record for the first live tour to be headlined by a performer who is no longer living.
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Example at The O2
Dubstep27 April 2012
The O2 SE10 0DX[map]
This humourous rapper from Fulham is a rising star on the British urban scene. Born in London in 1982, Example started out rapping when at the age of 15 he was introduced to Wu Tang Clan and Snoop Dogg - in his first rap battle at a house party in Shepherds Bush he completely destroyed his opponent. Having recently signed to Data Records, 2010 has seen Example's career explode with the release of his huge top 10 album 'Won't Go Quietly'.
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Flawless and English National Ballet at New Wimbledon Theatre
Ballet23 June 2012 to 24 June 2012
New Wimbledon Theatre SW19 1QG[map]
The UK’s national ballet company English National Ballet and world dance champions Flawless come together in a combination of streetdance, acrobatics and ballet. The 10 Flawless dancers and the 10 ballerinas pit themselves against each other to show off their skills, admire each other’s talent, and celebrate all that is great about dance.
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Foster The People at O2 Academy Brixton
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Four Tops and Temptations at The O2
Soul28 March 2012
The O2 SE10 0DX[map]
A live show that features music from two of Motown's finest vocal groups, The Temptations and The Four Tops, along with many other legendary artists from the Motown stable. Including hit singles 'Reach Out', 'I'll Be There', and 'My Girl' plus the greatest hits of Smokey Robinson, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder and others.
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Happy Mondays at O2 Academy Brixton
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The Horrors at O2 Academy Brixton
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Human Planet Live at The O2
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Infected Mushroom + Libra 9 + Kompressor + Dejavoo at Electric Brixton
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Jamie Thorn and The Mystery Pacific + Sian Saunderson + Andy Gibbard at The Peel
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Jeff Wayne's The War of The Worlds: The New Generation at The O2
Drama15 December 2012
The O2 SE10 0DX[map]
Jeff Wayne's The War of The Worlds is a mix of live music, theatre, multimedia and visual arts on a grand scale, and now features Liam Neeson in 3D Holography as George Herbert, The Journalist. The musical is based on H G Well's late Victorian-era classic about a Martian invasion.
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Jimmy Carr: Gagging Order at O2 Academy Brixton
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Jimmy Carr: Gagging Order at Richmond Theatre
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JLS at The O2
R n B23 March 2012 to 21 April 2012
The O2 SE10 0DX[map]
JLS were runners-up in the fifth series of ITV talent show X Factor, coming second to Alexandra Burke. Since the conclusion of the show, the group were signed by Epic Records and scored their first UK Number 1 single with 'Beat Again'.
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Joan Armatrading at indigO2
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John Bishop: Live Tour 2012 at The O2
Comedy24 October 2012 to 25 October 2012
The O2 SE10 0DX[map]
Scouse comedy superstar John Bishop returns to the stage in 2012 for his biggest tour to date, Bishop has been described by The Independent as 'a comic revolutionary' and as 'the most exciting thing to emerge from the Manchester comedy scene since Peter Kay' by City Life. His television credits include Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow and his very own primetime show on BBC One, John Bishop’s Britain.
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Keith Sweat and Kut Klose at indigO2
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Korn at O2 Academy Brixton
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L'Arc-En-Ciel at indigO2
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Leftfield at O2 Academy Brixton
Electronica21 April 2012
O2 Academy Brixton SW9 9SL[map]
The band trailblazed their unique sound in the early '90s and took John Lydon back to the top of the charts. Their debut album 'Leftism' became a modern classic and was also voted one of the greatest albums of all time by Q magazine. Their follow-up album 'Rhythm & Stealth' went to number one and spawned the techno anthem 'Phat Planet'. Revealed as the loudest band ever to play Brixton Academy, Leftfield's show made such a seismic impact that it remains the benchmark for live electronic music to this day. Leftfield can take recognition for inspiring some of the world's biggest dance acts, including The Prodigy, Chemical Brothers and Underworld, and also Sasha, who acclaims Leftfield as 'writing the commandments on electronic music'.
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