Competition: Win 2 Tickets for Lose Your Illusion at Orkney Bands

Competition: Win 2 Tickets for Lose Your Illusion

Published by Matthias September 23rd, 2006 in Gigs.

Kirkwall looks set to be gripped by nostalgia this weekend, as Guns N’ Roses Tribute ‘Lose Your Illusion’ rock out Matchies for two straight nights. We have to 2 tickets for the Friday night up for grabs, and all you need to do is tell us why you deserve them.

To enter, simply fill in your email address and leave a comment at the bottom of this page telling us why you deserve the tickets. Make sure you put in your real email address so that we can contact you if you win! Alternatively, you can email your entry to mail@orkneybands.com. The only stipulation is that you must be 14 or over since that’s the rules on the night (sorry Emerjj).

Lose Your Illusion have a website and a myspace but sadly they’re a bit camera shy so you’ll just have to head along and see if they look like the real thing.

More gig details: the friday night (Sep 29) is an over-14’s affair, with Roll Machine & Asbo on support. Saturday (Sep 30) is over-18’s, and will be supported by The Condition, with Bobo rounding out the night on the decks. Doors open at 8pm with the first band on at 8:30pm. Tickets are for sale at the Peppermill priced £10.

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