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Madness: announce £2.50 tickets for intimate London show next month

submitted by Nick Oct 28th 2019 02:00 pm (www.nme.com)

Bargain tickets for the Nutty Boys MadnessMadness have announced details of a London show next month, where fans will get the chance to pay the same price as 40 years ago. The Camden Town legends will play the Electric Ballroom on November 17 – 40 years to the day since they launched the legendary Two Tone Tour at the very same […]The post Madness announce £2.50 tickets for intimate London show next month appeared first on NME.

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