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2022 has been a stellar year for Tipp’s finest The 2 Johnnies with #1 singles, sell out shows, the announcement of their first headline show in the UK at Brixton Academy and of course, they have entertained the nation on their 2FM show.
The place where it all started - The 2 Johnnies Podcast - has gone from strength to strength too, recently hitting a weekly listenership of 675,000, and this week, Spotify announced the show is now in the top 1% of shows followed on the platform.
With listeners from 121 countries the world over, the podcast has increased its listenership by a whopping 322% this year.
Tune into the 2 Johnnies episode #251 from Monday 5th December, exclusively on Spotify.
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Saturday 10th December: The 2 Johnnies Christmas Show at Three Arena – Sold Out
Thursday 16th March: Brixton Academy, London
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