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Bloomsbury Ballroom in London James Blunt

Bloomsbury Ballroom in London
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As a matter of fact, me are going to reveal you more about the launching of James Blunt's third studio album, Some Kind of Trouble.

Inside the Bloomsbury Ballroom

Here is the mail from James Blunt's website, to all his members:
"To celebrate the launch of his brand new album 'Some Kind Of Trouble' on 8th November, James will be playing an exclusive show that day at The Bloomsbury Ballroom in London.

Tickets are limited but we have a some available especially for his email list.

To get your tickets now click here"



More Info AboutJames Blunt - Some Kind of Trouble - Album Launch




Address:Victoria House 37-63 Bloomsbury Square Holborn London WC1B 4DA
City:London
Postcode:WC1B 4DA


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SOURCES:
http://hafizul94.blogspot.com/2010/10/james-blunt-exclusive-album-launch-gig.html
http://www.jamesblunt.com
http://www.bloomsburyballroom.co.uk/
http://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/event/22004554225FDDCB

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