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

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.

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2019-11-12 – Liam Gallagher – Arena Birmingham

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

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2019-09-24 – Pale Waves – o2 Academy, Birmingham

It has been just over 12 months since Pale Waves‘ debut album ‘My Mind Makes Noises’ was released, and the Mancunian quartet

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2019-09-17 – Muse – Birmingham Arena, Birmingham

Arriving in the centre of Birmingham after a Worldwide Tour, Muse brought their cosmos blasting stage spectacle to the rather

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2019-09-07 – The S.L.P. – o2 Institute, Birmingham

For those not in the know, The S.L.P. is a solo project from Kasabian’s guitarist and song-writer Sergio Pizzorno. If

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2019-08-03 – Coombe Weekender – Coombe Abbey, Coventry

The inaugural event at Coombe Abbey in Warwickshire started with a few problems, but ended up being a decent success.

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2019-07-28 – InnerCity Live Presents: Doves – Perry Park, Birmingham

In 2010 the UK music scene mourned the loss of one of the most era-defining experimental Indie bands of the

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2019/07/19-21 – Tramlines Festival – Hillsborough Park, Sheffield

There was a massive celebratory feel to this years’ festival in the City of Steel. Not only did some of

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2019/07/06 – Paul Weller – Cannock Chase, Staffordshire

After a cloudy and drizzly day, the skies cleared over Cannock Chase just before the arena doors opened. People began

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2019/05/15 – Manic Street Preachers – The Forum, Bath

Twenty One years ago, the Summer of 1998, the world got it’s first taste of Manic Street Preachers’ fifth album