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Radio One Ticket Giveaway

Chris Wilkerson by Chris Wilkerson
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Photo: The Engine Shed

With Radio One’s Fearne Cotton team arriving in Lincoln next week, the Engine Shed drummed up support by offering free tickets for lucky club goers.

The popular DJ will be presenting her show from the Tower Bar next Tuesday, as well as spending the day in the house of a local student. It’s part of Radio One’s Student Tour, presented by Fearne and Zane Lowe, taking in only four Unis across the country.
Last night the Engine Shed gave away tickets to the event at club night Fever Pitch. They were given away slowly over the night, with twenty handed out to students. Winners were selected by the code on their pre bought fever pitch tickets.

Campus FM spoke to local student Anthony Voss; who was there last night and gave his opinion on the giveaway

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