The document is an e-ticket for a concert featuring Yung Lean & Sad Boys at the Barbican Hall on February 23, 2015. It provides details about the event such as date, time, and location. Additionally, it includes information about pre-ordering drinks using their app, becoming a Barbican member, following them on social media, terms and conditions of ticket purchase and use, and the Barbican Centre address.
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1. Live Nation Presents
Yung Lean & Sad Boys
£17.50 STA
Barbican Hall
Monday 23 Feb 2015 7:30 PM
Level Minus 1 Door 2
M37
STALLS
Booking Ref:
8307423
8307423
Print & bring this e-ticket with you
Print and bring all pages of this e-ticket with you, along
with the card used to make the booking. Keep your e-ticket
safe, and with you until the end of the performance. Each
e-ticket is only valid for admission once. Unauthorised
duplication renders this e-ticket void.
Pre-order your interval drinks
Pre-order and pay for your drinks before you even reach
the Barbican by downloading our free Barbican Bars app
from the App Store and Google Play. Available for all
concerts and shows in the Barbican Hall and Theatre.
Visit barbican.org.uk/food
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+ 20% off cinema and most theatre tickets
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+ more
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conditions of sale.These are available
on our website. If anything limits your
enjoyment please make us aware during your.
visit. If you arrive late you may have to wait
until a suitable break to take your seats, or any
alternative seats. Occasionally this may not be
possible once the performance has started.
Reselling your tickets for profit or commercial
gain makes it void. Only tickets purchased from
our Box Office or appointed agents are valid
for admission. Please switch off any electronic
devices during the performance.
Registered address:
Barbican Centre
Silk Street
London EC2Y 8DS