Win 1/2 double Tix To Raggamuffin Festival Adel 2nd Feb (email answer)

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Win Tix To Raggamuffin Festival!





Glam Adelaide is giving away TWO double passes to Raggamuffin!


Coming to Adelaide on February 2nd 2011, this is your chance to see some amazing international acts at the War Memorial Drive Tennis Centre.

To WIN simply email win@glamadelaide.com.au with your full name, address and mobile number, along with why you’d like to win. Email subject: I want free tickets to Raggamuffin!

Judges decisions are final. Competition entries close at 5pm on Friday January 21st 2011. Winners will be contacted via phone or email at that time.


ABOUT RAGGAMUFFIN

Raggamuffin has an outstanding line up for 2011 including international artists, such as, Mary J. Blige who is the recipient of nine Grammy Awards and who has recorded eight muti-platinum albums.Raggamuffin has an outstanding line up for 2011 including international artists, such as, Mary J. Blige who is the recipient of nine Grammy Awards and who has recorded eight muti-platinum albums.

Raggamuffin is also proud to present, Jimmy Cliff for the 2011 line up. Jimmy Cliff has always been one of the brightest stars of Jamaica’s thriving musical culture and was among the first to bring reggae to a worldwide audience. Also, joining the bill this year is one of the most successful reggae fusion acts of all-time, Maxi Priest and Grammy Award winning reggae artist, Sean Paul. Bob Marley & the Wailers, together sold more than 400 million albums in the last four decades, and The Wailers helped propel this international success. Today, three legendary Wailers have reformed to create a new, tighter band, The Original Wailers. Ky-Mani Marley, who has followed in the legacy of his father’s footsteps, will also perform at this year’s Raggamuffin. New Zealand band, The Black Seeds also look forward to performing at Raggamuffin in 2011. Melbourne band, The Red Eyes continue to wow audiences with their unique sound while setting a benchmark for Australian dub/reggae.