You know we gotta do this (a little hesitantly), but that’s okay cause our love for the charming Romy, Jamie, and Oliver is never ending. I mean, just look at these well-made pieces on the British trio’s Spotify discography, or our report of their live show in Singapore last year. So in conjunction with The xx’s highly anticipated upcoming concert on 25 of January ’18 at MITEC, Kuala Lumpur, we’re giving out goodies to get you pumped up.
Shout out to our friends at Love Da Group Company Limited who has graciously sent us this amazing box set as a treat to our readers and lucky fans.
JUICE’s got two (2) Box Set of (2) CD, (1) LP and a 12″ for grabs! To win a set, answer the question below:
Q: How deep is your love for The xx ?
Send your most creative answer by Monday 29 January ’18 along with your full name, IC (or passport) no., and handphone number with the subject ‘The xx Live in KL. 2 Box Set.’ to [email protected]. Winners will be notified immediately via email. JUICE will not share the details of our chosen winners to the public.
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