Chevrolet Spark Unscheduled Tour: LIVERPOOL WINS THE CHEVROLET SPARK
UNSCHEDULED TOUR
Thursday 20th May 2010 - 9-11pm
The legendary Mersey Ferry: Pier Head, Georges Parade, Liverpool, L3 1BY
Featuring: The Mystery Jets
Following on from Birmingham hosting the second pop-up gig of the Chevrolet Spark Unscheduled Tour, members of the public have been getting online and voting in their thousands on where they'd like the tour to go next. Results are now in and the city that edged into the lead to win the third regional tour is Liverpool.
Choices included Brighton, Bristol, Edinburgh, Liverpool and Manchester, with unique venues ranging from a multi-story car park, an old picture house, to a ferry across the Mersey.
Critically acclaimed band, The Mystery Jets will be playing at the pop-up gig, following on from their European tour with the Arctic Monkeys. The unique venue they'll be playing on will be the legendary Mersey Ferry, offering stunning views of the world-famous Mersey waterfront included as standard. Up to 200 guests will be given the opportunity to hear tracks from their eagerly anticipated third album, Serotonin performed live in the UK before its worldwide release in July.
The Chevrolet Spark Unscheduled Tour will take place in five locations across the UK. Each gig will be a different location and offer a unique live music experience, as a 'pop up' event, where you'll probably never see live music ever again and will take place every two weeks throughout April to June.
The Chevrolet Spark Unscheduled Tour is an invite-only event. Make sure you sign up for your FREE ticket and don't miss out as numbers are limited
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For a full list of forthcoming events taking place in Merseyside, as well as local attractions, days out, theatre, visual arts and sport, visit our what's on Liverpool page.
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