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Truck Festival – Hill Top Farm, Oxfordshire – 22/07/2018

After a victorious first three days of Oxfordshire’s Truck Festival, a quick glance around the site would suggest that this is

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Ocean Colour Scene Announce New UK Tour

Fresh off the back of announcing a huge show at Glasgow’s SECC Hydro Arena, Birmingham’s Mod Legends, Ocean Colour Scene

New Releases Tour News

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Gabrielle Returns With A New Single, Tour & Album

Gabrielle is back! The record-breaking, chart-topping singer songwriter returns this Summer with the album, ‘Under My Skin’, her first studio

New Releases Tour News

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L O V E B I T E S Announce New EP & Birmingham Show

LOVEBITES is a British, alternative rock & roll band formed in March 2017 in Sabbath City / Birmingham, England, featuring

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2018-05-18 – Nina Nesbitt – o2 Institute 3, Birmingham

It’s not every day that you have the pleasure of witnessing an artist develop in front of your eyes, but

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2018-05-17 – The Slow Readers Club – The Slade Rooms, Wolverhampton

Having released their third album ‘Build A Tower’ only a couple of weeks before todays’ gig, Manchester’s The Slow Readers

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2018-05-05 – Britrock Must Be Destroyed – Digbeth Arena, Birmingham

When someone had the idea to put a tour together featuring three of the biggest indie-rock bands of the 1990’s,

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2018-04-27 – Manic Street Preachers – Arena Birmingham

After releasing their 13th studio album ‘Resistance Is Futile’, their first in 4 years, Manic Street Preachers returned to Arena

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2018-04-17 – Dua Lipa – Genting Arena, Birmingham

In the same week as hitting the number one spot in the Singles Chart with Calvin Harris (‘One Kiss’), chart

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2018/04/15 – Love From Stourbridge – o2 Academy, Birmingham

Nineties nostalgia was rife this last weekend as the finale of ‘Love From Stourbridge’ tour rolled in to the o2