It was past midnight when Chicago-born rock band The Audition took the stage at the Scala in London, in front of a spirited crowd of over 200 hardcore fans. A memory hard to forget, the American group set the tiny King’s Cross club on fire. Check out the pictures here.
Photos: Marco Antonio Arias
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