Kerrang at the Welly - Tuesday 27th April 04

The 27th April shows the return of Kerrang to the Welly Club to present: Silence in the Streets supporting the Freaks Union and Million Dead - regarded as one of the best bands of the last year to break into the limelight, getting regular MTV2 airplay and hosting a critically acclaimed album!

The gig starts at 8pm. Entry is £5 - and includes the entry to Helter Skelter from 11-2 which is a bargain! Its 16s+ for the event and it's in the main Welly Ballroom! Arrive early to miss the queues!

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