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Huggy Flares at the Farmer’s Boy, St Albans

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Madeleine Burton

Published: 9:01 AM May 16, 2013
Updated: 2:47 PM November 1, 2020
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HUGGY Flares return to The Farmer’s Boy in London Road, St Albans, from 8.30pm tonight (Thursday) playing disco music.

On Saturday night, Phoenix Blues Band make their debut appearance at the venue and on Sunday night Steve Oakman, Gary Sear and friends return to the pub.

Next Thursday, May 23, The Free Electric Band are back.

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