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The Adventurists: Final Leg of Island Tour

Friday, 3rd July, 2009 at 1:35 am, Isle of Wight

Music, Ryde

The cycling duo (and their cameraman Luke) will be getting on their bikes and making their way up the buttery hills of Ventnor this morning as they head to Ryde for the final leg of their musical cycling tour of the Isle of Wight.

The Adventurists Isle of Wight Cycling TourAccompanied by Paul Butler from The Bees yesterday the band went down a storm at the Ventnor Youth Centre.

The tour has been organised with the help of Vic King from Vaguely Sunny with Mhairi Macaulay and Thea Welsford responsible for the Ventnor leg.

If you haven’t managed to catch the lads yet, do try and see them today/tonight at The Black Sheep Bar in Ryde.

We understand that a daytime gig is planned for the patio area at around 2pm (subject to tired legs cycling to Ryde with a stage in tow) but they will also be playing again in the evening from 9pm downstairs in the club.

We can’t recommend these guys highly enough.

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One Response to “The Adventurists: Final Leg of Island Tour”

  1. Click if you like this comment Tanya Sleight     says:
    5, July 2009 at 8:57 am

    They were brilliant, first time i’ve seen them and well worth it!!

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