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New live venue opens.... in West London

Darren Atwater | Wednesday 25 August, 2010 12:39

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West London is not known for its live music scene. Sure, there are some great music halls – all seemingly based in Shepherd’s Bush – but your day in, day out live music nightly clubs are all in the north, east, and south where hunger and deprivation reign. No longer.

Press release:

New live music venue, AAA, opens in west London! Its neon sign lights up High Street Kensington; promising quality tunes minus the mission to London’s east side. With a capacity of 200, a stellar new sound system as well as the relief that comes with reasonably priced drinks, west London can revel in worthy mayhem ranging from rock and indie to folk. Always eclectic, Always manic, Always live, AAA.

AAA opens 10 September at 11 Kensington High Street London, phone 0207 938 4137.

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