DMAs at London Alexandra Palace

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DMAs are a Australian garage pop group from Newtown, consisting of Tommy O'Dell, Matt Mason and Johnny Took.

DMAs will be performing 1 event in London on Saturday 10th April 2021 at the Alexandra Palace.

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Sat Apr 10 2021 London, UK
Official face value from £27.90. Resale tickets from £56.00. Track Ticket Price History SET PRICE ALERT
	Official	DMAs London, Alexandra Palace	from £27.90 inc fees	View Tickets
	Official	DMAs London, Alexandra Palace	from £28.05 inc fees	View Tickets
	Resale	DMAs London, Alexandra Palace Great Hall Tickets available: 6	from £56.00 inc fees	View Tickets
	Resale	DMAs London, Alexandra Palace Tickets available: 8	from £60.75 inc fees	View Tickets
	Resale	DMAs London, Alexandra Palace Tickets available: 19	from £71.52 inc fees	View Tickets
	Official	DMAs Rescheduled date. The Glow tour. London, Alexandra Palace	from £27.90 inc fees	No Official Ticket Sellers Listed Please Try Venue

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Address: London Alexandra Palace, Wood Green, London, N22 7AY
Telephone: 02083652121
Venue Capacity: 7300

Alexandra Palace is a 7,300 capacity live music and entertainment venue based in north London. Built as a sister to south London's Crystal Palace back in 1873, it's now belovingly known as Ally Pally, having hosted and continuing to host some of the capital's biggest and best concerts.