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  • 21 May 02

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Diminutive New Yorkean vegan philosopher type Moby confirms he's coming to Belfast in November

Moby has announced that he will play Belfast’s Waterfront Hall on Saturday 16th November.

Tickets for the show are £22.50 standing and £25.00 seated and will go on sale this Saturday, May 26th at 10.00am.

Tickets are available from Virgin and Ticketmaster, as well as from the Waterfront Hall box office (tel (048) 90334455).

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Tickets can also be purchased from www.wonderlandpromotions.co.uk

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