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Pop / Rock 13 December, 2010

Scouting For Girls Announce First Festival For 2011!

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LONDON, UK (Top40 Charts/ Sony Music Entertainment UK) - Scouting For Girls has announced a woodland headline date for next summer as part of the Forestry Commission Live Music programme taking place in the region at Westonbirt Arboretum, Glos.
Forestry Commission Live Music introduces some music fans to a woodland environment for the first time.
Many of them come back to enjoy the beautiful surroundings for healthy and fun outdoor recreation including walking and watching wildlife.

Scouting For Girls will be performing at:

Westonbirt Arboretum, Nr Tetbury, Gloucestershire on Sunday 19th June

Tickets �28.00 (subject to booking fee) go on sale at 9.00am Friday 17th December from the Forestry Commission box office tel 03000 680400 or buy online click here and Insert the code SFGXMS when prompted at checkout to get your 25% discount.
Code can only be used once and cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer.






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