Ticket to Bascule Chamber concert (under Tower Bridge) 24 Sept 7pm

By Mamasdoinfashion
September 19, 2016 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted September 19, 2016

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Posted September 19, 2016

I have a ticket to sell for a concert on Saturday 24 Sept 2016 at 7pm, in the Bascule Chamber which is the bit under Tower Bridge that the bridge mechanism goes down into when the bridge opens. It's a really cool, unusual space and there will be some live music there as part of the Totally Thames festival. The ticket is ?25 and is an e-ticket so can be easily transferred to someone by email. This space is not normally open to the public, and the event is sold out.

http://totallythames.org/events/info/bascule-chamber-concerts-by-iain-chambers

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