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Laura Marling at the Union Chapel – virtual gig 6 June 2020

Jun 4, 2020

LAURA MARLING will be performing a special live solo concert from Union Chapel in London on Saturday 6th June for fans in the UK and Europe.

Filmed with multiple cameras in Ultra HD and with the highest quality audio, this iconic venue will be transformed into a beautiful setting for this special live event. Laura will perform a full set of songs from her catalogue along with songs from her new album Song For Our Daughter. Tickets are limited, and available to fans in the UK and Europe only.

Laura has chosen to support two charities, Refuge and The Trussel Trust and those who would like to contribute a small donation on top of their ticket price, will be able to do so

UK/Europe show stage time: 8pm UK / 9pm Europe. The show will run in parallel with a North American show, taking place the same day.

As previously announced, Laura’s US, UK and European tour dates have been postponed in the current Coronavirus pandemic.

For further details + tickets:
https://dice.fm/event/5en6l-laura-marling-6th-jun-stream-via-union-chapel-london-london-tickets

When the show is about to start, a link to join will appear on the DICE ticket app.

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