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CHART-TOPPING pop group Scouting For Girls are playing live at the National Arboretum this summer. We've got three pairs of tickets to the June 19 show at the Forestry Commission attraction, at Westonbirt, to give away.
Lead singer and exuberant showman Roy Stride, bass player Greg Churchouse and drummer Pete Ellard - who met up as Cub Scouts - always give energy-packed shows that never fail to get audiences up on their feet dancing and singing along. The band first shot to stardom with their eponymous debut album, which generated a clutch of infectious hits, including She's So Lovely, Heartbeat, It's Not About You and Elvis Ain't Dead. Last year saw the release of their second album, Everybody Wants To Be On TV, continuing the form of the first with more insatiably irresistible pop anthems like Famous, Don't Want To Leave You, Take A Chance On Us and This Ain't A Love Song.See the full content of this document
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