Poisoned Electrick Head: St, Helens own prog punk supremo's are back as a five piece with their unique brand of psyc-rock theatre. PEH will intertwine new noise from the new album 'Where The Power Is' as well as some old favourites plus some as yet unrecorded material. With mind melting visuals, and space-punk energies from the outer realms of your psyche, this experience is not to be missed.
Tickets for this event are £10.00 in advance, and £12.00 on the door.
SEATED TICKETS - If you are purchasing seated tickets we will allocate your seats for you on a best available basis. If you would like to chose specific seats then please call our box office on 01744 735436
Poisoned Electrick Head at The Citadel Arts Centre in St Helens, Merseyside on Saturday, 28 April 2012.
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