Larry Miller is launching his latest album “Unfinished Business” at the Bush Hall on 30th June 2010 in London. This is a special event where you will rub shoulders with top journalists, and enjoy a night of fun with Larry.
Every ticket holder will receive a FREE copy of the new album, and a limited edition golden VIP ticket upon arrival at the venue.

The limited edition golden VIP ticket allows the bearer access to one Larry Miller gig of their choice absolutely free. This ticket will have no end date, so you can use it to get access to any Larry gig at anytime in the future. Once you have used it, it will be yours to keep as a souvenir.

Each ticket will have a unique code that is traceable back to the ticket holder, and to use it, you will have to confirm that you are the original owner of the ticket.

We suggest you hold onto your ticket until Larry plays Wembley!

Tickets are priced at £18.00

Ticket only option: £10.00

There are less than 50 tickets left, so book yours early to avoid disappointment!

The address of the venue is as follows:

The Bush Hall, 310 Uxbridge RD, London, W12 7LJ

The doors open at 7:30 pm, and the Album launch will finish at 11pm.

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Lary Miller Unfinished Business

BM favourites Roadhouse have cracked the Glastonbury Festival, they’ve been invited to appear on the new Bourbon Street Jazz and Blues Stage

This year there will be a new Stage, the Bourbon Street Jazz ‘n’ Blues Stage, at this summer’s 40th Anniversary Glastonbury Festival. They’ll be on this Sunday evening (20^th June) time to be confirmed and will be in a line-up that includes Oli Brown, Bex Marshall, King King & Sandi Thom. The opportunity has come as a result of last minute negotiations and Roadhouse replace a transatlantic act that had to drop out. Gary Boner of Roadhouse says ‘We are really excited at this opportunity and can’t wait to get on that stage. The new stage can be found by leaving the Meeting Point and heading towards West Holt Stage then taking the first right towards Pyramid Stage and Bourbon Street is right on the corner (the same position that the Jazz Lounge used to be in).

Posted on May 5th, 2010 by admin

We meet in a dirty old bar – it might be called Paradise, it might even be called El Vinos – but we all know it’s really The Monty – we’ve been down here a thousand times or more, we’ve seen the beast that crouches in the shadows – and we ain’t talking Cliff Richard. It’s a cold cold night, and that’s just inside, no place for orphans of the storm – suffer little devils – but things are happening – this is how it starts. Maybe it’s that same old story – boy meets girl – try to build something in this mean old world – even when the stars aren’t shining too bright – you make your own luck round these parts, mister. Maybe she’s the cat that scratches maybe he’s the dog that bites – who knows? Is a barrow boy’s bark worse than his bite? Maybe she’s the Queen of Cheapside talking to some Lothbury Lothario as the music starts to build. You just gotta wish them luck any road up – maybe they’ll turn their hands to miracles – sell c