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Fatboy Slim to play Brighton May Day gig

Fatboy Slim is to play his first major outdoor show in almost a year headlining a May Bank Holiday event at Brighton Racecourse.

Fatboy Slim to play Brighton May Day gig

Thu, 06 Mar, 2003 - 09:34

Fatboy Slim is to play his first major outdoor show in almost a year headlining a May Bank Holiday event at Brighton Racecourse.

The star attracted 250,000 people to Brighton Beach for the Big Beach Boutique last July.

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