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[ds1984]

It could be either 1993 or 1994 as Mark performed for charity gig on same day (July the Third) both year.

I guess the one referred was 1994... because of hair length.

03.07.1994     Grosvenor House Hotel London UK (charity gig)

In 1994, The Notting Hillbillies played another charity show called The Concert For Life.
It was a one-off charity concert to raise money for "The Anthony Nolan bone marrow trust" and "The Sue Harris bone marrow campaign":

[dustyvalentino]

It could be either 1993 or 1994 as Mark performed for charity gig on same day (July the Third) both year.

I guess the one referred was 1994... because of hair length.

03.07.1994     Grosvenor House Hotel London UK (charity gig)

In 1994, The Notting Hillbillies played another charity show called The Concert For Life.
It was a one-off charity concert to raise money for "The Anthony Nolan bone marrow trust" and "The Sue Harris bone marrow campaign":

That must be it, the magazine was published in August 1994, thanks for identifying.

[dmg]

It could be either 1993 or 1994 as Mark performed for charity gig on same day (July the Third) both year.

I guess the one referred was 1994... because of hair length.

03.07.1994     Grosvenor House Hotel London UK (charity gig)

In 1994, The Notting Hillbillies played another charity show called The Concert For Life.
It was a one-off charity concert to raise money for "The Anthony Nolan bone marrow trust" and "The Sue Harris bone marrow campaign":

Thanks.  Funny that we seem to regularly identify the year by his hair length! 🧔👩‍🦲

[ds1984]

It could be either 1993 or 1994 as Mark performed for charity gig on same day (July the Third) both year.

I guess the one referred was 1994... because of hair length.

03.07.1994     Grosvenor House Hotel London UK (charity gig)

In 1994, The Notting Hillbillies played another charity show called The Concert For Life.
It was a one-off charity concert to raise money for "The Anthony Nolan bone marrow trust" and "The Sue Harris bone marrow campaign":

That must be it, the magazine was published in August 1994, thanks for identifying.

I wonder the ticket price to attend this.
Just a look inside the place, the Ballroom :

[ds1984]

Another one : The GreatRoom

[dustyvalentino]

According to this site £75 and £125.

http://mural.uv.es/vetora/shows2-fr.htm

[dmg]

According to this site £75 and £125.

http://mural.uv.es/vetora/shows2-fr.htm

£125 tickets included the lobster thermostat.  🦞

[ds1984]

£ 200 and £ 320  in 2023 - roughly incorporating inflation rate.

[Jules]

According to this site £75 and £125.

http://mural.uv.es/vetora/shows2-fr.htm

That site is a mirror from Neck and Neck website, I know because is one I made when I attended university. Can't believe that site is still online.

[TheTimeWasWrong]

It could be either 1993 or 1994 as Mark performed for charity gig on same day (July the Third) both year.

I guess the one referred was 1994... because of hair length.

At least he looked better and healthier than at the end of the OES tour 😅

[TheTimeWasWrong]

According to this site £75 and £125.

http://mural.uv.es/vetora/shows2-fr.htm

That site is a mirror from Neck and Neck website, I know because is one I made when I attended university. Can't believe that site is still online.

I remember the Neck and Neck website! It was already there in the late 90s, right? Cool to know it was you!

Does anybody remember the working-on-it.com fan website from the early 2000s? Loved that one as well

And I remember something like Calling Mark from a German couple about bootlegs.

[Pottel]

According to this site £75 and £125.

http://mural.uv.es/vetora/shows2-fr.htm

That site is a mirror from Neck and Neck website, I know because is one I made when I attended university. Can't believe that site is still online.

I remember the Neck and Neck website! It was already there in the late 90s, right? Cool to know it was you!

Does anybody remember the working-on-it.com fan website from the early 2000s? Loved that one as well

And I remember something like Calling Mark from a German couple about bootlegs.

jbaent only mirrored the site. it was not made by him but other valuable members of the mk/ds fan community

[Jules]

There is another great mirror site with a lot of the information from the original site:

http://www.neck-and-neck.homepage.t-online.de/

The original site can be visited using way back machine as well.

[dustyvalentino]

There is another great mirror site with a lot of the information from the original site:

http://www.neck-and-neck.homepage.t-online.de/

The original site can be visited using way back machine as well.

Thanks, I got this from it:

This next point is also primarily for UK fans: The Notting Hillbillies are re-forming for a one-off charity concert on Sunday 3rd July at London's Grosvenor House Hotel. The proceeds are going to the Anthony Nolan Bone Marrow Trust, and the Sue Harris Bone Marrow Campaign, which operate a register to link up donors with people requiring bone-marrow transplants. This event is NOT being organised by us, so PLEASE don't write to us for ticket information - we are nothing to do with it, we have just provided the band for the evening (which will be Mark, Brendan Croker, Steve Phillips, Marcus Cliffe, either Alan or Guy, and good ol' Ed Bicknell). Tickets are extortionately expensive (£125.00 and £75.00) because it's one of those events where the ticket price includes formal dinner, and obviously the charity want to make as much money as possible. As far as I know, the organisers are trying to sell complete tables of 10 rather than individual tickets, but if you do want information, the number you should call is 071 829 8455.

[Jules]

Extortionately expensive tickets...

That is average ticket prices nowadays.