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Sam Sparro

Sam Sparro:

Win tickets to see Sam Sparro at Newcastle Academy on Monday 29th September

Noah and The Whale

Noah and The Whale:

Win a pair of tickets to see Noah and The Whale at Koko, London on Thursday 6th November

Does It Offend You, Yeah?

Does It Offend You, Yeah?:

Win tickets to see them at the London Electric Ballroom on Wednesday 29th October

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Win Tickets to see The Zutons at KOKO on 15th July

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This July iTunes takes over London's legendary KOKO for a month-long extravaganza of live music. iTunes Live: London Festival '08 will feature exclusive gigs from international acts such as N*E*R*D and James Blunt as well as hot up and comers such as Hadouken! and The Ting Tings.

KOKO began life as The Camden Theatre and was opened on Boxing Day 1900. In 1909 the theatre was renamed The Camden Hippodrome and was a variety theatre hosting famous names such as Charlie Chaplin. In 1911 film seasons began and it became a full-time cinema in 1913. Live acts were still used to support the films, and in 1928 "Novelty Nights" were introduced on Fridays.

In 1970 the live venue was reincarnated as The Music Machine and provided a platform for the first wave punk bands such as The Sex Pistols and The Clash. It was subsequently purchased in 1983 by Steve Strange and Rusty Egan of Visage and the Camden Palace was born.

The Camden Palace closed in February 2004 and, after a six month restoration project, reopened as KOKO. In its four years, KOKO has played host to some of the biggest stars on the planet, including Madonna, Prince and Coldplay. It also provides a home for the monthly phenomenon that is Guilty Pleasures and the weekly essential indie night, Club NME.

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