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Paul Weller To Play The Garage In London!

From Paul Weller Official

Pre-Order From HMV For A Chance To Win Gig Tickets!

Great news Weller fans - pre-order any format of the brand new album 'Wake Up the Nation' from HMV and you could win tickets to watch Paul and his band play an exclusive gig at The Garage in London on 21st April 2010.

Plus - don't worry, if you've already ordered your copy. Everyone who's pre-ordered from HMV will automatically be entered into the draw. Entry is open till Monday 12th April.

We've also got 15 more pairs of tickets to give away to The Garage gig exclusively to www.paulweller.com members.

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