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Pj Harvey: In a Tate Modern World
sean by Sean Adams May 26th, 2003
Rock-queen to play first ever rock show at the Tate Modern...

Whilst readying her new album (to be previewed at festivals this summer) PJ Harvey, has announced that she is to play the first ever rock concert at The Tate Modern Gallery in London on September 1st.

Tickets go onsale tomorrow Tuesday May 27th at 7.30am and cost a whopping £25 each + booking fee, to see this once in a life-time intimate show.

So, get up early and get to Tate Ticketing and get to: tickets.tate.org.uk.

Or from 10am on Tuesday May 27th try your luck by calling Tate Ticketing: 0207 887 8888 or Ticketmaster: 0870 060 2329.

Purchases will be limited to 2 per person. More info @ tateandegglive.com.



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