April 2019 – This Is Soundcheck

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COOMBE WEEKENDER: More Acts Added To Line Up

This August, Coventry welcomes a brand new festival, Coombe Weekender. The historical backdrop of Coombe Abbey will provide the musical

Live Reviews News

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2019/04/27 – Richard Ashcroft – o2 Academy, Birmingham

After releasing latest album ‘Natural Rebel’ towards the end of last year, Richard Ashcroft is back playing a handful of

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2019/04/27 – Newton Faulkner – o2 Institute, Birmingham

Fresh off the back of a stunning UK Arena Tour playing the part of “Thoughts of the Journalist” in Jeff

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Tramlines 2019

Sheffield’s biggest festival Tramlines has unveiled a huge lineup for it’s 2019 event. Featuring main stage headliners Two Door Cinema

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Idlewild Set To Play Birmingham This Weekend

Having taken a break in 2010, friendship and the bind of their creativity brought Idlewild back together for 2015’s ‘Everything

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COOMBE WEEKENDER: Further Acts Announced

After unveiling a huge initial line up only a few days ago, Coventry’s newest Summer Festival, Coombe Weekender has revealed

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2019/04/19 – British Sea Power – The Crossing, Birmingham

British Sea Power have always been a bit of a wonderment in the UK music scene. An incredible and well

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COOMBE WEEKENDER: Festival Reveal Huge Artists For Initial Line Up Announcement

There’s a new festival heading to the Midlands this summer as Coombe Weekender lands in the historical backdrop of Coombe

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2019/04/16 – Nina Nesbitt – o2 Institute 3, Birmingham

On the back of releasing her second solo album ‘The Sun Will Come Up, The Seasons Will Change’ and a