Festival: Doom Over Edinburgh Festival.
Date: Saturday 14th & Sunday 15th of March 2015.
Location: Bannerman’s Bar, 212 Cowgate, Edinburgh, Scotland.
Post Code: EH1 1NQ.
Official Travel: N/A.
Ticket Cost: £16 for weekend ticket / £8 Saturday only / £10 Sunday only.
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