McBusted: Most Excellent Adventure Tour - Live at The O2(2015)
Live performance by English pop punk supergroup McBusted, recorded live at the O2 Arena in London during their 2015 'Most Excellent Adventure' tour. The group play a selection of McFly and Busted hits from throughout their careers including 'Air Hostess', 'What I Go to School For', 'All About You' and 'Year 3000', among others.
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