Monday, 7 October 2013
Planet Hugill in Hamburg: More Reeperbahn Festival
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My article on the Reeperbahn Festival has been published on TheCultureTrip.Com website, so if you want to read more background on the Reeperbahn Festival and learn about what bands we saw whilst we were there, then visit TheCultureTrip.Com (links corrected)
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