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Title:: Boshoven-Weert, Holland
When:: Sunday, 09 July
Where:: Bospop Festival - Boshoven-Weert
Category:: Dates for 2006

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Bospop Festival
Ticket prices Sunday July 9th:
advance €50 plus service charge
boxoffice on July 9th €53,50
2 day ticket (Sat/Sun) € 90 plus service charge, not available at boxoffice showdays
3 day ticket (Fri/Sat/Sun) € 125 plus service charge, not available at boxoffice showdays
On-stage 12 midday for one hour
Festival website: www.bospop.nl
Tickets also available from: www.ticketmaster.nl
(Click on UK flag for English site)

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Venue:: Bospop Festival - Website
City:: Boshoven-Weert
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