UK - Live music will once again be played at Alexandra Palace (AP), the North London venue, as it becomes the destination for a live concert by Marilyn Manson on 26 November 2003.

AP is going through something of a renaissance within the music industry at present, and whilst the venue has played host to a wide range of live music events during the last few years, this is the first major touring act to be staged there for almost eight years, heralding a return to form as one of London's leading live music venues. Previous tour acts appearing at the venue included Pink Floyd, Stone Roses and Barry Manilow.

Stuart Galbraith, vice-president of promotions at Clear Channel Entertainment, who is staging the concert, commented: "With the closure of London Arena, and the unsuitability of Wembley, Alexandra Palace now provides the only real alternative in London as a standing venue." AP's profile as a major international venue was greatly enhanced last year when it successfully staged a last-minute rescue of Miss World, following the organizers decision to hastily re-locate the contest from trouble-stricken Nigeria.

PLASA Media understands that AP is already to talking to several promoters regarding future dates for live music shows.

(Ruth Rossington)


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