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2021-10-05 – The Slow Readers Club – o2 Academy 2, Birmingham

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Photography & Review by: Glenn Rossington Originally scheduled as a release tour for their fourth studio album ‘The Joy Of

2021-10-02 – Jesse Malin – The Maude, Leek

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Photography & Review by: Glenn Rossington Slap bang in the middle of his first UK Tour in a couple of

2021-09-25 – Wolf Alice – The Sugarmill, Stoke

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Photography & Review by: Glenn Rossington Every once in a while, a band comes along who shake up a genre

2021-06-13 – Mark Morriss – The Kings Lock, Middlewich

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An early evening or a matinee show is always a delight, especially on a super warm British day at a

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2021-06-05 – 1-2-3-4 NSEW Tour – The Underground, Stoke

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Photographs: Glenn Rossington. Live music should always leave you asking questions, if one of those questions though is “what the

2021-05-31 – Newton Faulkner – The Sugarmill, Stoke

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Photos: Glenn Rossington. So, the first proper gig coming out of lockdown. It was always going to be filled with

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2021/05/28 – Alan McGee In Conversation – Arena Theatre, Wolverhampton

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Photos: Glenn Rossington. Alan McGee was once as famous for his wild lifestyle, in some cases, more notorious than the

2020-02-29 – Editors – o2 Apollo, Manchester

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Indie legends Editors brought their ‘Black Gold’ Greatest Hits Tour to the intimate surroundings of Manchester’s o2 Apollo Theatre on

2020/02/07 – Carly Rae Jepsen – o2 Victoria Warehouse, Manchester

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Opening her first of two UK dates in support of fourth album ‘Dedicated’, Canadian pop star Carly Rae Jepsen offers a lesson in fresh pop.

2019-11-12 – Liam Gallagher – Arena Birmingham

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Photos & Review By: Glenn Rossington. After staging one of the best comebacks of his generation, the former Oasis frontman