Justin Timberlake's London gig sells out in 45 minutes

| PTI | Jan 27, 2017, 18:25 IST

Tickets to see Justin Timberlake perform his first London show fo... Read More

Tickets to see Justin Timberlake perform his first

London

show for two years sold out in under an hour.

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The 'Cry Me a River' star heads the lineup for Capital Up Close, with Coca Cola, an intimate concert series from radio station

Capital FM

which will see global superstars perform in a small venue.

Timberlake last performed in London two years ago, at The O2 arena.

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He'll be back at the same complex, but this time the 35-year-old

singer

will be gracing the stage at the indigo at The O2, which has a capacity of just 2,800.

Unsurprisingly, tickets for the concert sold quickly after the radio station released the news.

Capital FM tweeted: "Yassss! We're bringing Justin

Timberlake

to London for an exclusive intimate gig." Tickets sold out in just 45 minutes so your only way in, is to win.

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Bizarre celeb auctions!

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Memorabilia has always been an integral part to keep the memores alive, be it movies, music or events, people have a strong magnetic charm for these objects, from the pages of history. Here's a few weird auctions!

Madhuri Dixit's "Dhak Dhak" costume has raised the bar, and slotted to be auctioned. There's surely some mystical charm in it. Phew!

Elvis Presley's stained underwear was auctioned and the reserve price was a generous $11,000.

A nude photo of Madonna, another curious case, her photo was auctioned at Bonham's auction block.

Lady Gaga's fake fingernail, was auctioned at a price of $13,000.

Jennifer Lawrence's sports bra, that she wore in Silver Linings Playbook, was auctioned at a price of $3,000.

Justin Timberlake's leftover breakfast grabbed many eye-balls. It was auctioned for over $3,000.

Niall Horan's toast was auctioned at a price of $1,000. Go and have a bite!

A camera that snapped Picasso, now that's an interesting one surely, and the camera was sold for a world record price of $2.19 million.

Albert Einstein's God letter, really enchanting to grab the deal, and was auctioned for $3 million.

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