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Top bands come together for benefit gig

The top names in Scottish music tonight kicked off a benefit concert for the victims of the Asian tsunami.

Top bands come together for benefit gig

Sat, 19 Feb, 2005 - 20:58

The top names in Scottish music tonight kicked off a benefit concert for the victims of the Asian tsunami.

All 10,000 tickets for the concert at Glasgow’s SECC, featuring Franz Ferdinand, Belle and Sebastian and Travis, sold out in 36 hours.

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