Dengue Fever Competition
Real World Records and Red Carnation Hotels are offering fans of Dengue Fever another unique opportunity to see the band - in style!
The fantastic prize on offer is a pair of complimentary tickets to the bands I.C.A. show in London on Thursday November 20 along with the opportunity to meet the band backstage. But that's not all! Red Carnation Hotels are offering one King room (double occupancy) on the night of the performance at the four-star boutique hotel, The Rubens at the Palace. The competition winners will receive VIP treatment at the hotel, complimentary English breakfast and 2 free drinks in the bar.
To be in with a chance of winning this fantastic prize all you need to do is email your answer to the question below to dfcomp@realworldmultimedia.com Your message should be titled DENGUE FEVER COMPETITION and must contain the answer to the multiple choice question and your full name and address.
Question: What is the title of the bonus track on the European release of "Venus On Earth"
a. Laugh Track
b. One Thousand Tears Of A Tarantula
c. Integratron
Winners need to be based in London or the surrounding area and must be able to provide transportation to/from the hotel and the venue.
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