Live Reviews – Page 10 – This Is Soundcheck

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2018-11-24 – The Japanese House – o2 Institute 2, Birmingham

Hot on the heels of the successes of The 1975, Wolf Alice and Pale Waves, The Japanese House are sure

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2018-11-20 – Jessie J – o2 Academy, Birmingham

Having once been the artist of the moment in the pop world, Londoner Jessie J has gone through a multitude

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2018-11-16 – Courteeners – o2 Academy, Birmingham

Without getting too political, we are indeed in turbulent times. It takes unique talent to unify society and find a

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2018-11-10 – The Prodigy – Arena Birmingham

Since the early 90’s dance explosion into the mainstream, The Prodigy have always remained vital. From the 1991 debut of

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2018-11-03 – Lewis Capaldi – o2 Institute, Birmingham

You may not be familiar with the name yet, but the new guy making waves in British music, Lewis Capaldi

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2018/10/23 – Tom Grennan – o2 Academy, Birmingham

Hot on the heels of an incredible debut album, an impressive World Record for ‘The number of concerts in different

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2018-10-05 – Anna Calvi – Town Hall, Birmingham

Every once in a while, an artist comes along who completely stuns you with everything they do. Every record, every

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2018-09-25 – Pale Waves – o2 Institute, Birmingham

Having just released their stunning debut record ‘My Mind Makes Noises’ only days before, Manchester’s newest heroes Pale Waves have

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2018-08-31 – Ocean Colour Scene – Racecourse, Wolverhampton

Fast approaching their 30th year together, the boys from Birmingham arrived in Wolverhampton to deliver a superb set of hits

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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