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Archive of events, gigs and temporary exhibitions at the BME. Events and Exhibition Archive Explore past events, exhibitions, screenings and gigs 11 February 2026 Chris McClure & Andy Nicholson... In Conversation exhibition event 4 December 2025 Christmas quiz with guest host - Nasher SOLD OUT 17 November 2025 An Evening with Martin Barre book event with the Jethro Tull guitarist 10 October 2025 Counter Culture book launch event 11 June 2025 Live Aid 40: Launch Night – In Conversation with Harvey Goldsmith CBE 10 May 2025 Dylan in Britain Talk in the Discovery Zone 1 December 2024 Lipstick and Leather: In Conversation with Kim Hawes In the Star Cafe & Bar 21 November 2024 Double Header - Katies Spencer and Calum Gilligan Live acoustic music in the main hall 9 October 2024 Spice Girls at 30 - Liz West in Conversation 25 May 2024 WoWFEST Presents: Jah Wobble Book event in the main hall 7 February 2024 Girl Power! Spice Girls at 30 - Launch Party 15 December 2023 The Reverend Max Ripple In the main hall 30 November 2023 Chris Layhe EP Launch In the Star Café Bar 16 November 2023 Film Night: Supersonic on the big screen 27 September 2023 Epiphone 150th Anniversary: Launch Event *SOLD OUT* 150 free tickets to giveaway 24 August 2023 Echoes - A Memoir Continued: In Conversation with Will Sergeant *SOLD OUT* 6 July 2023 Café Acoustic Session - Le-Verg and Chris Hockenhull in the Star Café 12 May 2023 Eurovision at the BME Nicky Stevens in Conversation 8 May 2023 Eurovision at the BME Nicki French: In Conversation 25 March 2022 Sam Ryder at the BME *SOLD OUT* 16 February 2022 'I Get Knocked Down' - Film Screening + Q&A with Dunstan Bruce 14 December 2022 Nasher's Merry Quizmas Festive Edition of the BME Quiz 3 November 2022 In Conversation with Clare Grogan Exhibition close event 27 October 2022 Halloween Film Night The Lost Boys 8 September 2022 Martyn Ware: Electronically Yours In-conversation + book signing SOLD OUT 12 May 2022 The Sounds Agents: Then Along Came Lennon - Film Screening plus panel discussion 3 May 2022 Celebrating the Life and Music of John McGeoch 23 February 2022 Cafe Sessions: Acoustic Night with Chris Layhe 29 January 2022 Absolute Acoustic Live Music 27 November 2021 Red Rum Club Live at Mountford Hall Premiere Screening plus Q&A 21 October 2021 Ferris Bueller's Day off Film Screening July 15 2021 Brian Jones: Life and Death of a Rolling Stone May 21 2021 Stealing Sheep: Song Machine October 22 2020 In Conversation with Mark Radcliffe Jan 09 - Feb 9 2020 Bands FC - Bands as Football Teams, Football Teams as Bands 5 June 2025 - 18 January 2026 Live Aid: Music, Power & Unity included with all general entry tickets 29 November 2025 Prince: Sign O' The Times book event with author, John McKie in the Discovery Zone 6 November 2025 This Ain't Rock 'n' Roll book event with author Daniel Rachel 12 September 2025 The Fun Lovin' Criminal book event with Huey Morgan 7 February 2024 - 1 June 2025 Girl Power! Spice Girls at 30 included with a ll general entry tickets 27 February 2025 Absolute Acoustic Live music in the main hall 28 November 2024 Film Night: Control Film Screening 17 October 2024 Rudies Come Back: The Rise of 2-Tone Film screening and panel discussion 19 September 2024 Absolute Acoustic Live music in the main hall 17 April 2024 Film Night: Spiceworld The Movie Screening in the main hall 1 February 2024 Absolute Acoustic Hosted by See You Down the Front Podcast 13 December 2023 Nasher's Merry Quizmas In the main hall *SOLD OUT* 29 November 2023 The Big Noel Gallagher Quiz with music from AKA Noel gallagher In the main hall 9 November 2023 Robin Adams and Calum Gilligan Double Header an evening of acoustic performance 20 April - 10 September 2023 Iconic ABBA Voyage on display at BME 6 August 2023 Reel Tours Presents: Rock n' Roll Cinema in the Discovery Zone 13 May 2023 Eurovision at the BME Grand Final Screening *SOLD OUT* From 9 May 2023 Eurovision at the BME Free Eurovision Café Sessions in the Star Café 13 April 2023 The Art of Darkness: A History of Goth *SOLD OUT* From 23 March 2022 Sam Ryder's Space Man jumpsuit on display at BME included with all general entry tickets 4 February 2022 Andy Scott In Conversation *SOLD OUT* 8 December 2022 Christmas Café Acoustic Session Jenny Colquitt & Thom Morecroft 1 November 2022 Doc'n Roll Festival Presents: TRAMPS! The Death of Punk 26 October 2022 Jazmine Johnson and La Lavande Café Acoustic Session 16 June 2022 Peter Doherty - In Conversation Plus book signing SOLD OUT 12 May 2022 Dean Owens An evening of music with award winning Scottish singer songwriter 14 April 2022 Calum Gilligan Album Launch - Footsteps on the Broken Road 10 February 2022 My Beautiful Launderette Screening + Q&A with Gordon Warnecke 9 December 2021 An Evening in Conversation with Midge Ure, plus acoustic tracks SOLD OUT 4 November 2021 Bunnyman In-Conversation with Will Sergeant SOLD OUT 7 October 2021 Absolute Acoustic Live Music July 8 2021 Letter to Brezhnev + Q&A with Director Chris Bernard October 29 2020 Halloween Film Night at the Museum Through September 27 2020 Charlotte Wellings: Capturing Live Music Through Photography Oct 10 - Jan 5 2020 Souvenir - 40 Years of OMD 10 December 2025 Mistletoe & Vinyl: The Story of the Christmas No.1 with Marc Burrows book event with stand-up comedy 27 November 2025 Rusty Egan: In Conversation and DJ Set on the main stage, DJ set in the Café Bar 23 October 2025 The Rise and Fall of The Clash Redux film screening 17 August 2025 GALLAGHER: The Fall & Rise of Oasis b ook event with author PJ Harrison 2 June 2025 An Evening with Ginger Alden Elvis' last love and fiancée in conversation 5 December 2024 Nasher's Merry Quizmas *SOLD OUT* In the main hall, with special host Brian Nash From November 2024 Ian Curtis' Vox Phantom VI Special guitar new display 13 October 2024 An Afternoon with the Mavericks - Paolo Hewitt *SOLD OUT* In the Discovery Zone 5 September 2024 A Continual Farewell - Lindsay Reade in Conversation Book event 27 March 2024 LIPA Sixth Form Present: Queen A Legacy live music and choral performance 27 September 2023 - 14 January 2024 Epiphone 150th Anniversary: Featuring the Guitars of Noel Gallagher included with all general entry tickets 4 December 2023 Triggers: A Life in Music - Glen Matlock in Conversation *SOLD OUT* 22 November 2023 A Very Simple Mind - Derek Forbes in Conversation Book event 26 October 2023 Tomorrow's Here Today: In Conversation with Ian Broudie SOLD OUT 20 April - 10 September 2023 Eurovision 22 winners Kalush Orchestra's outfits on display at BME 15 July 2023 Live Aid Takeover on the main stage 12 May 2023 Eurovision at the BME The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show - live from BME 10 May 2023 Eurovision at the BME The BME Eurovision Quiz 17 November 2022 - 4 April 2023 70 Years of the Official Singles Chart Temporary Exhibition included with all general entry tickets 9 March 2022 'One for the Road': An Evening with Simon Fowler *SOLD OUT* 15 December 2022 Festive Film Night Scrooged 17 November 2022 In Conversation with The Farm Exhibition opening event 4 March - 3 November 2023 Celebrating Scottish Rock and Pop Temporary Exhibition 22 September 2022 Will Hodgkinson: In Perfect Harmony In-conversation + book signing 4 June 2022 Dave Haslam and Cressa in Conversation with Peter Hooton SOLD OUT 5 May 2022 Biffy Clyro - Cultural Sons of Scotland Film Screening plus band Q&A 8 March 2022 International Women's Day Cafe Sessions: Acoustic Night 29 May 2021 - 30 January 2022 Frankie Say 1984! Temporary Exhibition 2 December 2021 Frankie's 1984 Christmas In-conversation and acoustic set from Nasher 21 October 2021 Little Shop of Horrors Halloween Film Screening July 17 2021 Live Aid Takeover June 2021 80s Film Season October 24 2020 EVERYTHING - THE REAL THING STORY plus Q&A with Chris Amoo June 14 to Aug 31 2019 Microdot - The 90's Oct 2018- Jan 2019 The Charlatans Exhibition Celebrating 30 Years of Success

The monthly British Music Experience Quiz in our Star Cafe. The BME Quiz - March Edition BME Star Café Wednesday 11 March 2026 - Café open from 6.30 pm, Quiz starts 7.30pm Think you know your pop music? Fancy putting that knowledge to the test? Join us in our Star Café for the monthly edition of the British Music Experience Quiz. We’ll be asking all sorts of questions on general pop and rock, with a monthly twist. Put a team together and tackle our fun and occasionally fiendish questions. The quiz is free to join - just come along on the evening and grab a seat. The Star Café is located off our main foyer. Maximum team size is 6.

Discover the Ultimate History of British Rock & Pop. The BME is the UK's Museum of Popular Music located in Liverpool. HALF-TERM AT BME Looking for ways to keep everyone entertained this half term? We’ve got you covered! Head to the Interactive Studio where the kids can unleash their inner Dua Lipa or Alex Turner in the Vocal Booth and get creative with our open access guitar, drums, and keyboards. Visit the Star Café & Bar to refuel with a selection of hot sandwiches, drinks and snacks. Open every day from 10am–5pm BOOK YOUR TICKETS 1/5 Feature Exhibition Uncovering the Artwork of Arctic Monkeys’ Debut Album Featuring unseen images, shoot artefacts and the original inspiration for the cover. Included with all general admission tickets. 23 January - 22 March 2026 EXPLORE EXHIBITION Events 5 March 2026 Atypical Girl: Penny Kiley in conversation plus DJ set in the Café Bar 23 April 2026 Joe Martin - Alone in Valentine UK Tour Live music plus support All Dates Browse our archive of past events and temporary exhibitions 10 April 2026 An Evening with Alexander Hacke (Einstürzende Neubauten) Every Sunday The Sunday Album Playback in the Star Café & Bar 11 March 2026 The BME Monthly Quiz in the Star Café Gift the History of Rock and Pop Buy a gift voucher Subscribe to our newsletter Subscribe You have subscribed

A temporary exhibition Uncovering the Artwork of Arctic Monkeys’ Debut Album Whatever People Say I am, That's What I'm Not. Uncovering the Artwork of Arctic Monkey's Debut Album 23 January - 22 March 2026 Included with all general admission tickets BOOK TICKETS In 2006, Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not became a landmark debut, its smoke-filled cover became one of the most recognisable images in modern music. 20 years to the day after its release, Don’t Believe the Hype invites visitors behind the curtain of the album’s iconic cover, revealing outtakes, inspiration, artefacts and everyday moments that presented youth culture of the time. Far from marketing gloss or staged performance, the album’s artwork emerged from real nights out, shared spaces, waiting around, and unremarkable details that later took on cultural meaning. For the first time, see the material that shaped the cover, including the original photograph that inspired it. BOOK TICKETS UNSEEN IMAGES AND ARTEFACTS THE ORIGINAL INSPIRATION BEHIND THE COVER PHOTO THE STORIES FROM THE PEOPLE WHO WERE THERE Chris McClure & Andy Nicholson... In Conversation Wednesday 11 February 2026 7.30pm We're pleased to announce a very special event - in conversation with original Arctic Monkeys bass player Andy Nicholson and the album cover star himself Chris McClure. They’ll be revisiting the early days around the debut era, the context in which the band exploded, and how the imagery from that period shaped their cultural entry point. The evening will be chaired by Harry from the 22 Grand Pod, who has spent the last few years archiving early-2000s indie culture through long-form interviews and social documentation. Tickets £12 SOLD OUT! BUY ANDY NICHOLSON'S BOOK 'I BET THIS LOOKS GOOD ON YOUR COFFEE TABLE' Limited copies are available during the event o r click the link below to buy direct from Andy's online store. VISIT ANDY'S STORE Photography: Alexandra Wolkowicz, Andy Brown, Scott Jones

An evening in conversation with Jethro Tull guitarist, Martin Barre discussing his autobiography 'A Trick of Memory'. An Evening with Martin Barre (Jethro Tull) Monday 17 November, 7.30pm Martin Barre renowned guitarist best known for his long-standing role (43 years) as lead guitarist in the iconic rock band Jethro Tull is coming to Liverpool! Join us as we welcome Martin for an author talk and Q&A. He’s also bringing along his guitar for an acoustic demo and may even play some of your Tull favourites! The evening finishes with an opportunity to meet Martin and get a signed copy of his new autobiography, A Trick of Memory. Barre’s extraordinary guitar skills and innovative techniques have made him a legendary figure in rock music. Martin will tell his story of his musical journey, from his early days to achieving global success with Jethro Tull. Martin started his music journey playing the flute and saxophone before he switched to the guitar. He spent his early career performing in different bands, which helped him refine his skills and create his own distinctive style. A major turning point came in 1968 when Barre joined Jethro Tull, launching an illustrious career. His iconic riff in ‘Aqualung’ is widely recognized as one of the best guitar riffs in rock history and was also voted as one of the top rock guitar solos of all time by Guitar Player magazine readers. He was a key member of Jethro Tull from their second album in 1969 until their last in 2014. His guitar work defined much of the band’s sound, contributing to their success and enduring popularity. Martin played on all of Jethro Tull's studio albums from their 1969 album Stand Up to their 2003 album The Jethro Tull Christmas Album. Beyond his time with Jethro Tull, Martin Barre has pursued a successful solo career, releasing albums that showcase his versatility across rock, blues, and acoustic music genres. Martin Barre’s contributions to music have been recognised with numerous accolades, including a Grammy Award for Best Hard Rock/Metal Performance in 1989. His innovative guitar playing has inspired countless musicians across various genres, cementing his influence in the music industry. This is his story. Books will be on sale at the event from Linghams Bookshop. A Trick of the Memory is published on 6 November 2025 in hardback and ebook, priced at £25. Event tickets £10 (books sold separately) Please note, our museum galleries are closed during events.

Doc'n Roll Festival Presents TRAMPS! Film Screening plus Director Q&A TRAMPS! The Death Of Punk, The New Romantics, The Art Of Survival Film Screening plus Director Q&A 1 November - 7pm Rising from the nihilistic ashes of the punk movement in the late 1970s, a fresh crowd of flamboyant fashionistas and irreverent misfits who would later be christened the New Romantics began to materialise on the streets of London. TRAMPS! is a feature-length documentary that looks at how an onslaught of art students arriving in the city in the 1980s resulted in a unique cross-fertilisation of queer culture, visual and performance art, fashion, music and film, and a flourishing of radical, subversive creative output. Repositioning the New Romantics as an art movement rather than an exclusively pop-cultural one, and foregrounding the LGBTQIA+ stories at its core, TRAMPS! traces a genealogy of like-minded artists that predated the era, such as the influential Derek Jarman, and illustrates how they laid the foundations for the creative subcultures that followed. The film’s focus on the defiance and daring, glitter and grit of groundbreaking figures such as Philip Sallon, Judy Blame, Princess Julia, Scarlett Cannon, John Maybury, Mark Moore and Duggie Fields brings a bold and brilliant creative moment to light, and rewrites what we think we know about the era. Four decades on, the creative resilience described by the generation-spanning subjects of TRAMPS! are a direct message of hope to artists at a time when it’s needed most. The film is followed by a Q&A with Director, Kevin Hegge and Joan Burnett - Board member of Homotopia Arts and a previous trustee of Pride in Liverpool. Please note, our galleries are closed during film screenings. There are no ads or trailers, the film starts at 7pm. All tickets £8.

To launch the latest temporary exhibition, featuring acoustic music from Ruby J and the K's. Epiphone 150th Anniversary - Launch Night Wednesday 27 September 2023 - from 7pm THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT Join us for the launch of our new temporary exhibition in partnership with Gibson, celebrating the 150th Anniversary of Epiphone. Epiphone 150th Anniversary: Featuring the Guitars of Noel Gallagher charts the history of this iconic instrument brand through the guitars of one of its most loyal artists, Noel Gallagher. The exhibition runs from 27 September 2023 to 14 January 2024. To mark 150 years of Epiphone, Noel has kindly loaned four of his private guitar collection for this exhibition, including his Epiphone Riviera with Bigsby from the Definitely Maybe album cover and his Epiphone Frontier FT110 used on the (What's the Story) Morning Glory recording. To launch the exhibition on the evening of Wednesday 27 September, BME and Gibson are giving away 150 free tickets. Not only will ticket holders be the first to see the exhibition, but the event will feature live acoustic music from Midlands’ artist Ruby J and Warrington’s finest – The K’s. Midlands’ singer/songwriter Ruby J fuses multiple genres with her own unique style - in 2020 Paloma Faith said "Ruby J is that unique voice". 2022 saw Ruby J make her major UK festival debut at The Isle of Wight Festival and Manchester's Neighbourhood and in March 2023 toured with The Lathums. In addition to this she has secured support slots with indie darlings The K's, Red Rum Club and has shared the stage with Liverpudlian folk rock legend Jamie Webster. Her unique tone has led to early bold comparisons to Amy Winehouse, Macy Gray & Tina Turner amongst others, with her influences ranging from Billie Holiday to Paolo Nutini. In the last 12 months, The K’s have sold out a UK Tour and the Manchester Albert Hall, opened the main stage at Manchester’s Neighbourhood Festival, the Isle of Wight Festival, Leeds and Reading and Kendal Calling. They have played before Liam Gallagher in Greece as well as s upporting Mancunian stalwarts James in Spain and Blondie in the UK and their streams are comfortably in the millions - not bad for a band from Warrington’s sunny Earlestown. However, their pulsing live reputation shouldn’t overlook the sophistication that gives The K’s their immediately identifiable blueprint. Their debut single Sarajevo notched up over 4 million streams and their recent 2023 release Hoping Maybe reached No.2 on the iTunes chart. Tickets are first come first served and can only be booked online from 10am on Wednesday 13 September.

Elvis' last love and fiancee in conversation An Evening with Ginger Alden Monday 2 June 2025 from 5.30pm (depending on ticket type) Experience an exclusive evening with Ginger Alden, fiancée to Elvis Presley. This event offers a rare opportunity to connect with the legacy of the King of Rock & Roll through the eyes of the woman who stood by his side in his final months. Ginger shares deeply personal and never-before-told stories about her life with Elvis — revealing the man behind the music and the love they shared. Over the years, so much has been said about Elvis. Ginger will set the record straight, offering clarity and her own truth about their time together. Expect an evening filled with nostalgia, love, and memories. This isn’t just a show; it’s a journey through the precious times Ginger spent with Elvis. Each evening is unique and deeply personal, offering fans an exclusive glimpse into Elvis’s world and legacy. If you've got a burning question about Elvis, Ginger will address as many questions as possible at each event. There will also be an opportunity to visit a memorabilia stand for exclusive items, including photos, and books. Hand-signed by Ginger herself. From Gold to Bronze, there’s a ticket for everyone. Packages include premium seating and a meet-and-greet with Ginger— perfect for lifetime fans of Elvis. This event is organised through Ways Promotions and tickets are available through Eventbrite. To purchase, click on the link below. Bar open from 5.30pm. Tickets

An evening with musician Alexander Hacke, best known as bassist for Einsturzende Neubaten. An Evening with Alexander Hacke (Einstürzende Neubaten) Friday 10 April 2026, 7.30pm Join us for an evening with musician Alexander Hacke, best known as the bassist in Einstürzende Neubauten, the most influential German underground/industrial band since the early Eighties. Celebrating the launch of his autobiography Blast - Distorted Memories, e xpect stories and anecdotes about his many adventures, mishaps and creative outings with international colleagues such as Mike Patten and Billy Gould of Faith No More, Nick Cave, Unsane, Al Jourgensen of Ministry, Lydia Lunch, Foetus and more. Alexander Hacke became obsessed with classical music at an early age, but ended up dropping out of school and hanging out with punks, squatters, and bohemians in the West Berlin underground scene. After his first music projects under the pseudonym Alexander von Borsig, he joined the newly formed Einstürzende Neubauten in 1980. While the Neubauten became a groundbreaking and hugely successful band, Hacke not only experimented with all kinds of stimulants, but also continued to develop musically: whether as an internationally successful solo artist, collaborating with Crime & the City Solution, as a film composer, or together with his wife, the artist Danielle de Picciotto, with whom he has been roaming the world since 2010. Blast is a dazzling testimony to the wild West Berlin before the fall of the Wall, the rise of Einstürzende Neubauten, and the thrilling life story of a jack-of-all-trades. Hacke recounts international tours and surprising collaborations, as well as his cinematic soundscapes, and offers personal reflections on art and society. He looks back on an artistic career that uniquely combines avant-garde art, pop success, and creative freedom. Alexander Hacke was born in Berlin-Neukölln in 1965. He played in several influential underground bands, including Mekanik Destrüktiw Kommando, Sprung aus den Wolken, and Sentimentale Jugend with his ex-girlfriend Christiane F. He joined Einstürzende Neubauten in 1980, at the age of 14. As a producer and composer, he has created music for theatre productions, documentaries and feature films. Since 2001, he has collaborated with his wife, Danielle de Picciotto, on musical compositions. Copies of Blast will be available to buy on the evening. Tickets £18 (book not included). On sale 10am, Friday 6 February 2026. Buy Now

In conversation with Altered Images' Clare Grogan. In Conversation with Clare Grogan Exhibition closing event 3 November 2022 - 7.30pm To mark the close of our current exhibition celebrating Scottish rock and pop, we’re honoured to welcome performer, actor, author and presenter Clare Grogan to the BME for an evening in-conversation. As a performer who’s been gigging since she first jumped in a Transit van aged 16 and drove from Glasgow to London for a John Peel session, Grogan has barely left the stage in the last two decades. After initially splitting, after six Top 40 hits, in the year of the release of Bite, their third album, Altered Images have been touring, on and off, since 2002. As an actor, she’s appeared in multiple films, TV dramas, comedies and soaps over the years, from (of course) Gregory’s Girl to Comfort and Joy, Waterloo Road to EastEnders, Taggart to Doctors, Red Dwarf to Still Game to Father Ted. And she remains busy on screen – My Old School with Alan Cumming, based on a true story about a Glasgow chancer who went back to his former school as a 32-year-old, has recently appeared on the film festival circuit. As an author she’s written two books, Tallulah and the Teenstars (Number 2 with a bullet in the Waterstone’s Children’s Book Chart) and Tallulah on Tour. As a presenter, she’s hosted film, travel and music shows on television and radio, appearing front and centre on The One Show, BBC Scotland’s Corner Shop Cook Off, STV’s Scotland’s Real Heroes, 6Music, VH1 and BBC Four. There have been radio and theatre comedy/drama adventures aplenty, too, with appearances alongside Josie Long, Mel Giedroyc and, in 2020, a touring production of Neil Simon’s classic Barefoot in the Park. This year, Altered Images released their first album in 39 years – Mascara Streakz. Grogan got to work, write and record round the kitchen table during lockdown with musician husband Stephen Lironi. Their near-neighbour Bernard Butler was only too happy to contribute, and Robert Hodgens (aka Bobby Bluebell), an old friend from the thrilling Glasgow music scene of the early Eighties, also lent a songwriting hand. “When you're approaching a landmark birthday,” begins this indefatigable artist who recently turned 60 years young, “you do start thinking a little bit about how you're perceived. But when people talk to me about slowing down, taking things a bit easier, I just think: NO! What the f***? No, none of that applies to me.” Clare will be in conversation with Ronnie Gurr, CEO of the Scottish Music Industry Association. All tickets £13. On sale Monday 17 October, 10am. Why not upgrade your event ticket to an adult annual pass? For just £3 extra you can visit BME as many times as you like over the next year*. Just select ‘event ticket including annual pass’ at the checkout. * museum entry only

The BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show Live Museum main hall Friday 12 May 2023 - 8am Join Zoe Ball, Richie Anderson and Tina Daheley along with some of the Radio 2 Eurovision family as they throw the ultimate Eurovision pre-party with a special Zoe Ball Breakfast Show live from the BME! There’ll be live music from Sam Ryder plus special guests as Zoe gets Liverpool ready for the biggest weekend. Radio 2 are giving away 50 pairs of tickets to join us from 8am until 9.30am on Friday 12 May. Tickets are free and will be allocated in pairs by random draw with 90% to Liverpool postcodes and 10% to the rest of the UK. Only one application will be accepted per person, multiple applications will not be eligible for selection. You can enter the random draw until 8am on Thursday 4 May by clicking on the link below. This seated event is for those aged 18 years and over. https://www.bbc.co.uk/showsandtours/shows/eurovision-zoe-ball-12may23