The Dome: Northern Soul and Motown Alldayer

Gigs · London

The Dome: Northern Soul and Motown Alldayer

Sunday 18 April 2027 · Doors 14:00

The Dome, London

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The Dome: Northern Soul and Motown Alldayer is on Sunday 18 April 2027 at The Dome, London, with doors at 14:00. Tickets start at £15, including the booking fee.

London's legendary Soul & Motown Alldayer returns in 2027 for its spring edition

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