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Rudimental is currently touring across 2 countries and has 6 upcoming concerts.

Their next tour date is at Waterhall in Brighton, after that they'll be at Scenic Stage in Margate.

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Heaton Park

British F1 Grand Prix

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The show in Munich was superb. For a good party Rudimental is one of the rare banks today. Although the location is one of my favourites, the sound had been on the edge. Quite unfair volume for the vocals. They were lost often enough. Overall I wonder, why concerts have to get louder and louder. I don't expect HiFi-sound, but this volume does nothing for the quality. Anyway - Rudimental delivered an unbelievable show and we had a great time - regardless the infernal volume.

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#Awesome show as promised - super-fun festival vibes with a DnB edge - loved it and the unexpected additions to the lineup were fantastic ... Sam Smith, Jess Glynne, Tom Watts absolutely amazing. if you haven't already seen them .. GO! You will not be disappointed and you will come out smiling!

Well where should I start.

The venue was amazing ( Alexandra Palace).

We all got through the doors really fast, the staff were fabulous..plenty of bars, plenty of staff so no queuing.

Loads of room to dance.

Rudimental..best band in the world were amazing. Engaging with the crowd..fantastic vibes. Spectacular show.

I wish I could go again tonight.

The only thing I found disappointing was there wasnt any Rudimental merchandise on sale.

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Rudimental have set the bar high. Multiple chart entries, #1 albums, #1 singles, over five billion streams, world tours, platinum-selling singles plus a plethora of awards have cemented their position as trailblazers with a formidable reputation for producing hit records.

The dynamism and energy inherent in the genre have been essential to the Rudimental sound from day one. Born ravers at heart, they have an innate ability to ignite festival stages and clubs around the world. From their youth growing up in Hackney, exposed to the sounds of jungle, drum’n’bass, garage and more, through their elders and peers, to their formative years starting out and their emergence on the global circuit, it’s always been about the sound of London. As one of the world’s most diverse and influential epicentres for music and culture, their hometown is a goldmine of inspiration. The “London sound” is international, borderless, and resonates with people all over the world. By tapping back into their heritage, the band latch onto the most authentic aspect of their spirit.

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Rudimental announce European tour

Dates include a show at london’s alexandra palace..

28th July 2015

Rudimental have announced an October / November 2015 European tour, including their biggest shows to date.

Kicking off in October, their nine-date run includes three UK stopovers, in Edinburgh, Blackpool and London. Their show in the capital sees them headlining Alexandra Palace on 15th October.

Dates follow on from the release of Rudimental’s album ‘We The Generation’, out 18th September.

A limited number of tickets will be exclusively available from TicketWeb from 9am Wednesday here .

See the dates in full below:

OCTOBER 13 Edinburgh, Corn Exchange 14 Blackpool, Empress Ballroom 16 London, Alexandra Palace

NOVEMBER 12 Copenhagen, Vega 13 Berlin, Columbiahalle 16 Hamburg, Gr. Freiheit 17 Cologne, Palladium 19 Paris, Bataclan 20 Brussels, Forest National

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Dream Theater announce UK and Europe dates for 40th Anniversary tour

US prog mteal giants Dream Theater will tour Europe and the UK in October and November

US prog metal giants Dream Theater have announced the Europen and UK legs of their 40th Anniversary World Tour, which takes place in October and November, running into 2025 for the US and the rest of the world.

The tour includes an opening night at the O2 Arena in London on October 20 and runs through to Amsterdam's AFAS Live on November 24.

The tour - presented as An Evening With Dream Theater - is the first outing since drummer Mike Portnoy returned to the band's line-up last year, joining his old bandmates, vocalist James LaBrie, bassist John Myung, guitarist John Petrucci, and keyboardist Jordan Rudess.

“This tour is going to be incredibly special for all of us," the band exclaim. "Each show will surely be filled with anticipation and a variety of emotions. We can’t wait to step on stage together once again and begin this historic celebration of 40 years with everyone this Fall. This is just the beginning, and we will have plenty of more exciting Dream Theater news to share in the coming months."

Portnoy recently announced that he had completed his drum parts for the band's new studio album which they've been working on, stating, "yes indeed, my drums for #DT16 are done!”.

The band are continuing to work on the new, untitled album, which will be their first with Portnoy since the release of  Black Clouds & Silver Linings  in 2009.

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On the Sunday of the second weekend of Coachella this year, Irish singer/songwriter James Vincent McMorrow posted a live performance photo of Rudimental he took at a squashed angle from the audience on his Instagram with the paraphrased caption: “…this is what @RudimentalUK having the most fun I’ve ever seen a band having looks like… Incredible show too, just totally fly… Perfect way to finish #Coachella…”

McMorrow, whose beautiful, soft tones could not be more at odds with Rudimental’s colorful, party smashers, accurately summed up Rudimental’s effect on pretty much everyone who has ever seen the British dance/pop group live. Once you’ve experienced the bombastic performance of Rudimental’s core four: Amir Amor, Piers Aggett, Leon Rolle (AKA DJ Locksmith) and Kesi Dryden, along with their expanded live band which among others included trumpeter Mark Crown, drummer Beanie Bhebhe, and a revolving door of vocalists, you are guaranteed to get caught up in the party starting vibe. Rudimental is currently supporting Ed Sheeran —with whom the group did some recording previously—on his arena tour . The set time might be early and the seemingly youthful female-only crowd may have no prior exposure to Rudimental, but from the vantage point of 10 rows from the ceiling of the Staples Center on the Los Angeles date, the packed general admission pit area is rippling with the same kind of fiery energy Rudimental generates at a festival where it is the headliner.

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For its part, Rudimental is putting on a full-on performance. Locksmith is pushing his cardio stamina paces racing around the stage and shouting encouragement like a spin instructor. In response the audience is roaring, making its own chorus to the infectious, high-energy numbers from Rudimental’s debut album, Home . Included are guaranteed crowd-pleasers such as Brit Awards best single winner “Waiting All Night” and the uplifting “Right Here” to the stickable “Feel The Love,” where the Rudimental performers all stand in a row at the edge of the stage conducting the audience through the lyrics very successfully.

Rushing from the Staples Center to Sound Nightclub in Hollywood, Rudimental has been ending most nights on this tour with a DJ set featuring their DJ duo, Locksmith and Aggett. The two bring the extended Rudimental family along, which includes their friends in each city. This being Los Angeles, that number is greater than the average stop. It feels like the Rudimental posse picks its friends based on how “up for it” they are because the Los Angeles behind-the-decks VIP wristband-ed bunch are seriously having it, egged on by the Rudimental boys—and girl. Rudimental’s recent find, vocalist Anne-Marie Nicholson, clad in a skin-tight white dress which rivals her platinum pulled-back hair, is the rowdiest of the bunch starting ice fights and faux picking fights with anyone who accidentally bumps into her. She looks good doing it too, glowing like the strobes-and-water dance scene in Flashdance when the club lights hit her.

Discovering and developing untapped talent is one of Rudimental’s strong suits. Other than Emily Sande and Alex Clare, the vocalists on Home were all unknowns that Rudimental turned into instant stars—at least in their native UK—by featuring them on radio- and club-ready bangers. Cases in point: John Newman, Foxes, Angel Haze, Ella Eyre, MNEK, Sinead Hartnett, Becky Hill, Syron. This made record company executives jobs super-easy as their work was done and packaged nicely, ready-to-go. Where’s your next big thing? On the next Rudimental single of course.

“It has become we’re the go-to thing to break an act,” acknowledges Aggett, weighed down by a formidable, ginger-edged beard which recalls that of Sons Of Anarchy’s Opie, pre-gig in Sound’s not quiet at all offices located above the club’s dancefloor. “You’ve got to be on a Rudimental record or a Disclosure record. The industry has shifted to the producer-artist. We’ve set up our own label, Major Toms, like our studio. Now we can sign a new artist we’re excited about.”

“We’re breaking those artists, now we get to keep those artists on our label,” concurs Locksmith, his pent-up post-live gig/pre-DJ gig energy radiating in the small office space. “[Nicholson] whom you saw tonight, she’s going to be on our album. When the time comes for her album, we’ll be able to launch her, people will be able to start following all of the culture and the family we have around us.”

“We’d like to create our own little Motown,” says Aggett. “That’s a label that inspired us, the way they had their structure and the music they created. We’ve got a dream to have Rudimental albums and all these amazing projects to come out of that.”

A couple of songs from the still-being-worked-on second Rudimental album were performed at the show this evening. Not as party-hearty as what we’re used to from them, one horn-driven track even had a ska bent to it, aided by Crown’s playing.

“The new record is not going to be one style—which I’m sure our fans wouldn’t be expecting,” says Aggett. “It has the eclectic-ness of the first album. We never think about a direction, but a lot more soul in us has come out in the record. We’ve just started scratching the surface with us as a team in the band.”

“The ethos is going to be the same: positive vibes, uplifting music that you want to rave to, go out clubbing to, clean your house to, drive your kids to school, to work to, whatever, all that combined in one stays the same,” says Locksmith. “The way we’ve been creative this time around has been amazing. We know each other more now, and we’ve grown in the way we work as musicians. The way we’ve created this record, it’s more organic, more natural. We can’t wait to get to the argument stage where we argue with each other about what should and shouldn’t be on the record.”

Following the group’s Rudimental and individual social networks, over the last year or so they have been working in some legendary studios with a diverse array of superstars, including Sheeran, Nas, Kelis, Steely Dan, DJ Premier, George Clinton, and Will Heard. While the studios are legendary, they are chosen more because they fit in with Rudimental’s hectic touring schedule rather than their history. Whether they are at Westlake in Los Angeles, birthplace of Michael Jackson’s Thriller , or in a small, cold room in Eastern Europe, as long they have their instruments, speakers, and are together, they can generate a Rudimental vibe. The new album is in its final stages with the tour bus functioning as a mobile studio where the foursome is furiously trying to finish it up for a 2015 release.

“We had a long list of pop artists we could have worked with and sold ourselves out to mainstream, but we’ve stuck to our guns,” says Locksmith. “We want to work with people who have influenced us. One of our dream people to work with is Lauryn Hill. We grew up listening to the Fugees and the Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill . That got us to where we are now. We still keep knocking on the door to get her in the studio to try to revisit that whole era and revamp it.”

Revisiting the past is the theme of Locksmith’s and Agget’s opening DJs’ set who are playing some gems from the ‘90s, setting the right mood for the Rudimental boys’ slot. They, in turn, run the gamut from classics to current favorites including a generous sprinkling of their own tracks and remixes, and even numbers like “Bad Boys” and “Hit The Road Jack,” which they manage to make sound relevant, important, and just right. It doesn’t hurt that Crown selectively plays his trumpet at certain points, heightening the experience that much more, and that Locksmith is so hyped he looks like he’s on the verge of losing it at any moment. The Rudimental impact is strong, live or DJing.

“It’s happened to me where I’ve listened to an album and didn’t quite understand what it’s about,” says Locksmith. “When I see the performer live, I get it, I’m in it. We’re one of those acts in certain respects. Four average guys who have grown up with each other, when we are on stage we express all the negative and positive times we’ve gone through in a positive way. People see that and want to get involved. It’s a vibe. It’s a culture.”

“We’ve gone through a lot to get to this point,” says Aggett. “Every time we get on stage, it is a release for us. With Rudimental, it really explains what we’re about. That’s what’s great about touring around America, you get to show that story.”

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Rudimental Announce 2024 Sydney Headline Show

By Emmy Mack

UK trio Rudimental have announced a one-off gig in Sydney to kick-off 2024. The British drum and bass icons will play a headline show at Eora’s Metro Theatre on Tuesday, 30th January next year.

The group are already coming down under to play Tasmania’s Party In The Paddock next February, alongside the likes of  The Darkness ,  K.Flay ,  Petey ,  Milky Chance ,  Chris Lorenzo  and  The Drums . And we’re told more Aussie dates are to be announced.

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Presale registrations for Rudimental’s Sydney show are now open , with the official presale kicking off from 12pm AEDT on Thursday, 7th December. Tickets will go on sale to the general public from 12pm AEDT on Friday 8th December.

Rudimental are coming to our shores with a stream of brand new material, after having recently collaborated with global superstars such as Ed Sheeran (‘Lay It All on Me’ and ‘Bloodstream’), Anne-Marie, Macklemore, Rita Ora (‘Summer Love’), Bobby Womack, John Newman (‘Feel The Love’) and more.

Catch all the details of the dance juggernauts’ Sydney show below, and we’ll keep you posted with any more Aussie tour dates when we hear about ’em.

Rudimental 2024 Australian Tour

• Tuesday, 30th January – Metro Theatre, Sydney NSW
• Thursday, 8th to Sunday, 11th February – Party in the Paddock @ Quercus Park, Carrick TAS

Presale registrations are open now –  sign up here . Presale from 12pm AEDT, Thursday, 7th December . Tickets on sale to general public from 12pm AEDT, Friday 8th December 

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Take a tour of Europe at Staunton Music Festival's SpringFest concert

STAUNTON — Take a tour of Europe while never leaving Staunton at SpringFest: Baroque Journeys, a Staunton Music Festival weekend concert April 12-14.

Now in its third year, SpringFest offers a three-day celebration of Baroque music, spanning Europe from West to East and culminating with Handel's Italian oratorio  La Resurrezione . All concerts feature period instrument performers. Programs include music for voices, orchestra, and chamber ensembles and feature historical keyboards.

Through this music, and this particular program with its place based music, audiences will be transported to Europe and back in time, too. A new way to travel, if you will. These are masterpieces that have stood the test of time. Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" on Saturday night is known to classical music lovers as a crowd pleaser.

Because Staunton Music Festival plays all music composed prior to 1850 on instruments of that era, via “historic performance,” audiences will actually hear it the way that audiences would have heard it back then, when the composer wrote it. That’s unusual, and it happens here in Staunton.

As opposed to the larger summer festival, SpringFest is all early music — all Baroque. The summer festival's music spans more than 600 years into the present day. Every concert this weekend will be performed on period instruments, by artists trained in historic performance. To learn more, visit: https://www.stauntonmusicfestival.org/period-instruments

Carsten Schmidt, Staunton Music Festival's artistic director, will take audiences on a tour of the continent over the course of the weekend's performances. The weekend will culminate with Handel's Italian oratorio La Resurrezione .  

Hamburg to Leipzig

• SpringFest 2024 opens its Baroque Journeys in Germany with works by Telemann and J. S. Bach, including concertos and vocal music.
• 7:30 pm Friday, April 12
• Trinity Episcopal Church
• This free program features solo and chamber music by Couperin, Marais, Lambert, and Rameau.
• Noon on Saturday, April 13
• Free admission
• Revel in the sumptuous richness of the Italian Baroque, featuring period instrument performances of Vivaldi's "Four Seasons."
• 7:30 p.m. Saturday, April 13

London Playhouse

• Blackfriars Playhouse provides the setting for a short concert of instrumental and vocal music from 17th-century England.
• 10:30 a.m. Sunday, April 14
• Blackfriars Playhouse

SpringFest Lunch & Lecture

• Lecture: Jon Gibson delivers an extended talk on Handel's oratorio La Resurrezione just before the finale concert.
• 1 p.m. Sunday April 14
• Trinity Church's McCracken Hall

Rome: Handel's Resurrezione

• The SpringFest finale features a single, brilliant work: Handel's Italian oratorio on the resurrection, penned in Rome in 1708.
• 4 p.m. Sunday, April 14

To view the schedule online, visit:  https://www.stauntonmusicfestival.org/springfest

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Canadian-American sopranos Molly Netter and Megan Chartrand, bass Peter Walker, violinists Martin Davids (Chicago) and Nicholas DiEugenio (Chapel Hill, N.C.), Jason Fisher and Sarah Darling (Boston), Baroque bassoonist Stephanie Corwin and oboist Geoffrey Burgess (Philadelphia), and more. To find out more about the artists performing, see artists online . 

Tickets: (540) 800-6012 or [email protected]. Event is included in SpringFest Pass and Annual Pass. To learn more about SpringFest and Staunton Music Festival, visit https://www.stauntonmusicfestival.org

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St Vincent announces 2024 UK and European tour with Heartworms

The run of dates includes a huge show in London this summer

St Vincent has announced a UK and European tour with Heartworms – you can find all the details below.

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The singer-songwriter – aka Annie Clark – is due to return to these shores late next month in support of her seventh album ‘All Born Screaming’ , which is released on April 26 ( pre-order here ).

Clark will take to the stage at SWX in Bristol on Friday, May 31 before heading to London the following day (June 1) for a show at the historic Royal Albert Hall.

From there, the artist will head to Europe for headline dates in Luxembourg City (June 3) and Antwerp (4) ahead of festival appearances at Best Kept Secret in the Netherlands (7) and NorthSide in Denmark (8).

UK/EU All Born Screaming Tour Dates Announced. Tickets on sale Friday, 12 April at 10am local. https://t.co/nIyRVBnil4 All dates with @iamheartworms . pic.twitter.com/q7ux77DSNM — St. Vincent (@st_vincent) April 8, 2024

Tickets for St Vincent’s UK and European headline concerts go on sale at 10am BST this Friday (April 12) – you’ll be able to buy yours here (UK).

Alternatively, fans can access a pre-sale at the same time on Thursday (11) by signing up here . Various pre-sales will go live via Ticketmaster throughout the week. See the list of dates below.

St Vincent’s 2024 UK and European tour dates are:

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MAY 31 – SWX, Bristol (with Heartworms) 

JUNE 01 – Royal Albert Hall, London (with Heartworms)  03 – Den Atelier, Luxembourg City (with Heartworms) 04 – De Roma, Antwerp (with Heartworms) 07 – Best Kept Secret, Hilvarenbeek 08 – NorthSide, Viby

The announcement comes after St Vincent shared details of a North American headline tour for this year. Find any remaining tickets for those dates here .

Clark has already shared two singles from the forthcoming ‘All Born Screaming’ in the form of ‘Broken Man’ and ‘Flea’ – both of which feature Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl on drums .

During an interview with NME recently , St Vincent shared some details about the follow-up to 2021’s ‘Daddy’s Home’ . “For me, the record is black, white and all the colours in the fire, because it’s about life and death,” she said.

“Life and death is pretty binary – you’re alive or you’re dead. The record’s about what is to be alive and to embrace that agony and ecstasy… On the record, you have to go through hell to get to some semblance of heaven. The record to me is structured that way.”

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As for how the musician will showcase the LP on stage at her live gigs, she told NME : “I’m gonna fuck ‘em up. I’m gonna fuck ‘em up.”

Meanwhile, Heartworms released the single ‘May I Comply’ last November. The song followed the band’s 2023 EP ‘ A Comforting Notion’ , which earned a five-star review from NME .

Reviewing the group’s London show late last year , NME wrote: “This is not just a pastiche of what you’d expect from ‘UK GOTHIC POST PUNK’, this is already a fully-rounded world delivered with courage and intent. 2024 will belong to Heartworms.”

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We managed to stretch our $12,000 European vacation budget to cover first-class plane tickets and a 12-night cruise. Here's how.

• Allie Hubers, a freelance travel writer, spent $20,000 on cruises in 2022.
• A two-week trip to Europe with her husband, which cost $12,000, was the most expensive one.
• She breaks down all of the costs, including flights, hotels, the cruise, dining, and more.

This as-told-to story is based on a conversation with Allie Hubers , a 29-year-old freelance travel writer. It's been edited for length and clarity. Business Insider verified Hubers' expenses.

My husband Luke and I met in college at the University of St. Thomas in Minnesota during our sophomore year. We have traveled together over the past 10 years, including trips to Europe , Asia, and Africa, and hopped on cruises around countries like Morocco, Thailand, Malaysia, Croatia, and Italy.

I'm a freelance travel writer, and Luke is a pilot with the US Air Force. He's been flying since he was 16. We both have high levels of wanderlust and traveling together is how we keep our marriage strong.

We allocate a budget to travel every month and our favorite way to travel is cruising . In 2022, we spent a total of $20,000 on cruises. The most expensive trip we went on was a 12-night cruise around Europe .

At the time, Luke had just returned from a months-long deployment, so we wanted to spend some quality time together. We had a $12,000 budget, which included the cruise , first-class airfare, tickets to an Ed Sheeran concert, and hotel stays. We had been saving for this trip for years. Here is a a breakdown of our budget.

Cost of plane tickets: $4,000

We spent $1,200 each on economy tickets with Delta Air Lines from Florida to London. We ended up upgrading to first-class Delta One the night before our flight. The upgrade cost $800 each. We hadn't taken a special trip together for years, so the splurge was well worth it.

This isn't standard for us, but an enticing upgrade offer was too tempting to turn down.

Cost of concert tickets: $476

Luke and I are big fans of Ed Sheeran . He was playing a set in Sunderland at the Stadium of Light. We snagged general admission tickets for around $116 each.

We both love his song "Tenerife Sea." When we first met in college, we added Tenerife — an island in Spain — to our bucket list. We ended up going to Tenerife during our 12-night cruise, and it was just as beautiful as the song made it out to be.

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We also got tickets for Imagine Dragons at the last minute, and those tickets were $244.

Cost of hotel stays: $621

During our trip, we stayed in four hotels. We spent two nights at The Edition, a five-star hotel near Soho in London . While a night's stay at The Edition costs around $670, we used 60,000 Marriott points each night and didn't have to pay cash.

We also spent a night at The Montcalm East Autograph in London for $350 and our last night at the Renaissance London Heathrow for $111 before flying back to the US.

To attend Ed Sheeran's concert, we spent a night at Newcastle Marriott Hotel Metrocenter, which cost $160. When we returned to London, we spent a night at Bankside Autograph Collection, a luxury hotel near the River Thames. A night's stay there costs around $600, but we used 45,000 Marriott points and redeemed our stay for free.

Cost of the 12-night cruise: $2,800

The 12-night cruise on Royal Caribbean's Anthem of the Seas was $2,800 for the two of us. We initially booked an interior cabin , the cheapest room category, and ended up getting upgraded to an obstructed balcony room a few days before sailing. The upgrade ended up being free.

Stops along the cruise included Spain's Canary Islands, including Tenerife, and Lisbon in Portugal. We spent our days exploring new countries, having seaside cocktails, and reconnecting after so much time apart.

Cost of food and transportation: $2,055

We went on a three-night dining package for $240. On board the cruise, we purchased two specialty dining meals and on Chef's Table experience for $574. In total, including what we spent on food in London, we spent around $1,170 on dining out, coffee, and drinks.

Transportation took a big chunk of our budget. Ubers, taxis, and scooters cost a total of $528. We rented a car to get us to and from the concert venue for $186, with gas costing around $40. We also took the train to get around, and that amounted to $131.

Miscellaneous costs: $2,000

We spent $639 on souvenirs, gifts, and shopping . On board the cruise, excursions weren't free, so it cost us $214 for two excursions in the Canary Islands. Other expenses included internet on the cruise for $374 and roaming with T-Mobile for $103.

We also flew my sister to Florida to watch the dogs and provided her with a meal service for two weeks. That cost a total of $670.

There was no skimping or budgeting for this trip. We had no regrets about the money we spent on this cruise vacation.

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