MIDLANDS GUITAR SHOW

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Building on the success of their Newcastle, Merseyside and Manchester guitar shows, the next venture for Northern Guitar Shows is a brand new event in the heart of England.

The

Midlands Guitar Show

will take place at Cocks Moors Woods Leisure Centre, Alcester Rd South, Kings Heath, Birmingham, B14 6ER on Sunday 3 June 2007 from 10am to 4.30pm. You can buy, sell and trade, and enjoy special show bargains.

There´s also live music and demos by Laney, Ibanez and Patrick Eggle, plus a guitar building workshop by Bailey Guitars. Other exhibitors will include PMT, Music Ground, JJ Guitars, Jackson International, Shine Guitars and many more independent stores, luthiers and dealers.

It´s set to be a great day out for any guitar enthusiast, not least with admission at just £5.

For further information point your browser

here

, or phone 01925 813185

Mick Taylor
Editor-in-chief, Guitars Group
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