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Pop Giants to perform at LCI Rail Stadium

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Cheltenham Town have announced they will be hosting iconic pop group Steps at the LCI Rail Stadium on Saturday 26 May.

The announcement comes after the group announced their outdoor tour; GRANDSLAM 2018: SUMMER OF STEPS, that will see them perform across the UK.

Boy band Blue will join Steps on their tour with tickets being available for purchase online or from the Ticket Office at the LCI Rail Stadium.

Tickets are on sale NOW at the following prices for standing:

  • £39.50 + booking fee (Bronze)
  • £45.00 + booking fee (Silver)
  • £65.00 + booking fee (Golden Circle)

More details can be found HERE

 

 

Paul Wiltshire

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