The Farm Tickets
The Farm
Indie pop band The Wombats formed in Liverpool in 2003, having met at the Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts (LIPA). The band released their debut single Girls, Boys, and Marsupials in 2006, and their best selling single was Moving To New York, which reached number 13 in January 2008. The band were chosen for the opening act at the opening ceremony of the European Capital of Culture at the Liverpool Arena in 2008.
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| Friday26 July 2013 | Lounge On The Farm | Merton Farm Canterbury | From£0.00 | View Tickets |
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| Saturday27 July 2013 | Lounge On The Farm 2013 Saturday | Canterbury Merton Farm Canterbury | From£0.00 | View Tickets |
| Sunday28 July 2013 | Lounge On The Farm 2013 Sunday | Canterbury Merton Farm Canterbury | From£0.00 | View Tickets |
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