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McFly are no strangers to a packed audience emulating outrageous excitement as they eagerly await their favourite boyband’s on-stage arrival – however, even a decorated four-piece such as themselves couldn’t hide their shock over recent aerial antics at concerts.
Since their inception in 2003, the four members – Tom Fletcher, Danny Jones, Dougie Poynter and Harry Judd – have thrilled die-hard fans with cult classic tunes and Friday afternoon was no different as they hosted a secret gig in the middle of London’s Soho.
Taking over PizzaExpress in Dean Street, they played an intimate show as part of the brand’s Live Summer Series and teased selected fans with a glimpse of what was to come at upcoming tour dates.