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Reef – Shoot Me Your Ace

29/04/202201/05/2022 Glenn AC/DC, album review, Andy Taylor, Best of Me, Download, Duran Duran, Everything Far Away, gary stringer, Glastonbury, Hold Back The Morning, I See Your Face, jack bessant, jesse wood, led zeppelin, Luke Bullen, New Album, New Release, reef, Refugee, Revelation, Review, Right On, Shoot Me Your Ace, strange love, West Country Rockers, When Can I See You Again, Wolfman

Reef return with their best album in 25 years. Mixing thunderous Rock n Roll, with Led Zeppelin inspired soundscapes and

Royal Blood Continue Arena Tour Across The UK

24/03/202224/03/2022 Glenn AO Arena, Ben Thatcher, Birmingham, bournemouth, Cardiff, first direct arena, Glasgow, International Centre, leeds, Live, London, Manchester, Mike Kerr, motorpoint arena, nottingham, Preview, Royal Blood, the amazons, The o2, The SSE Hydro, Tickets, Tour Preview, Typhoons, UK Tour, Utilita Arena

Royal Blood will be heading out on a huge 2022 UK arena tour starting tomorrow in Bournemouth. It includes their

Live Reviews News

2022/02/14 – Pale Waves – o2 Academy, Birmingham

15/02/202211/03/2022 Glenn Birmingham, Change, Charlie Wood, Ciara Dornan, Easy, Eighteen, Fall To Pieces, Gig, glenn rossington, HBG, Heather Baron-Gracie, Hugo Silvani, Jealousy, Live, Live Gig, Live Gig Review, live music, Live Music Review, My Mind Makes Noises, My Obsession, o2 Academy, Odd Ones Out, One More Time, pale waves, Review, She Is My Religion, Television Romance, Tomorrow, UK Tour, Valentine's Day, west midlands, Who Am I?, Wish U Were Here

Photography & Review: Glenn Rossington “Is anyone here tonight on their own? Well let us be your date, if you’ll

2022/01/15 – Cast – o2 Institute, Birmingham

16/01/202208/02/2022 Glenn 25th Anniversary, All Change, Alright, Anniversary Tour, Back of My Mind, Birmingham, Birmingham Gig Review, Britpop, cast, Cat SFX, Caterina Speranza, concert, Concert Review, Finetime, Free Me, Gig, Gig Review, glenn rossington, Guiding Star, History, It's Creation Baby, Jay Lewis, John Power, Keith O'Neill, legends, liam tyson, Live, live review, liverpool, Magic Hour, o2 institute, Sandstorm, skin, Walkaway, west midlands

Photography & Review: Glenn Rossington. Who would have envisaged that almost 30 years later, rising from the ashes of The

2022-01-14 – Fickle Friends – Castle & Falcon, Birmingham

15/01/2022 Glenn Are We Gonna Be Alright?, Birmingham, Brooklyn, Castle & Falcon, concert, Concert Review, Fickle Friends, Gig, Gig Review, glenn rossington, Glue, Hard To Be Myself, Harry Herrington, Hello Hello, intimate, Intimate Gig, Jack Wilson, live music, live review, Love You To Death, Natassja Shiner, Not Okay, photography, Pretty Great, Review, Sam Morris, Say No More, sold out, Swim, The White Lakes, Valeras, Weird Years (Season 2), west midlands, Write Me A Song, Yeah Yeah Yeah, You Are Someone Else

Photography & Review: Glenn Rossington. On the day they release their second album ‘Are We Gonna Be Alright?’, Fickle Friends

2021-12-07 – Damon Albarn – HMV Empire, Coventry

08/12/202108/12/2021 Glenn Africa Express, Albarn, Beautiful, Beetlebum, Blur, concert, Concert Review, Cov, Coventry, Daft Wader, Damon, Damon Albarn, Darkness to Light, For Tomorrow, Gig, Gig Review, Girls and Boys, glenn rossington, Gorillaz, HMV Empire, HMV Empire Coventry, Live, live music, Live Music Review, My Terracotta Heart, Particles, photography, piano, Polaris, Review, Royal Morning Blue, Solo, Solo Alum, String Quartet, tender, The Cormorant, The Good The Bad & The Queen, The Nearer The Fountain More Pure The Stream Flows, The Tower of Montevideo, The Universal, This Is Soundcheck, Under The Westway, warwickshire, west midlands

Photography & Review: Glenn Rossington. On a bitterly cold early December evening, the HMV Empire is tonight hosting a very

2021-11-24 – Self Esteem – Hare & Hounds, Birmingham

25/11/202125/11/2021 Glenn Birmingham, Compliments Please, concert, Concert Review, Encore, Fucking Wizardry, Gig, Gig Review, hare & hounds, Human Interaction, I Do This All The Time, I'm Fine, intimate, Intimate Gig, John Elton, Just Kids, kings heath, LGBT, Live, Live Concert, Live Gig, Live Gig Review, lively, Love Live Music, Moody, Prioritise Pleasure, Rebecca Lucy Taylor, Self Esteem, sold out, Still Reigning, The 345, The Best, Trapped Sims, You Forever

Photography & Review: Glenn Rossington. As she regularly points out throughout tonights’ set, Self Esteem aka Rebecca Lucy Taylor spent

2021-11-23 – James – KK’s Steel Mill, Wolverhampton

24/11/202124/11/2021 Glenn All The Colours of You, Beautiful Beaches, Born of Frustration, Bryony Williams, concert, Concert Review, Curse Curse, england, Getting Away With It (All Messed Up), Gold Mother, Honest, Hymn From A Village, intimate, Isabella, James, KK's, Live Gig, live review, lively, Maria, Review, she's a star, sit down, sold out, SYNCR Music, Thankful, This Is Soundcheck, Tim Booth, UK, UK Arena Tour, Warm Up, west midlands, Wherever It Takes Us, Wolverhampton, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Wolves Music, Wrap Up, zero

Review & Photography: Glenn Rossington. Having used the venue to rehearse for their upcoming UK Arena Tour for the last

James Announce Last Minute UK Tour Warm Up Gig Tonight

23/11/202123/11/2021 Glenn All The Colours of You, Bryony Williams, Buy, Civic Hall, Factory, Football, intimate, Intimate Gig, James, KK's Steel Mill, Last inute, New Album, New Release, Sunbeam Cars, The Campfire EP, Tickets, Tim Booth, Tour Warm Up, Warm Up, west midlands, Wolverhampton, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Wolves FC, wulfrun hall

Mancunian legends James have announced a last minute warm up gig for their UK Tour happening tonight at the intimate

2021-10-29 – Richard Ashcroft – M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool

30/10/202124/11/2021 Glenn a song for the lovers, Acoustic Hits, Acoustic Hymns: Volume 1, arena, ashcroft, bittersweet symphony, break the night with colour, C'mon People (We're Making It Now), concert, Concert Review, Gig, Gig Review, greatest hits, hold on, Live, Live Gig, live review, liverpool, lucky man, M&S Bank Arena, music is power, New Release, One day, out of my body, Review, richard ashcroft, rpa, sonnet, space & time, the drugs don't work, the verve, Urban Hymns, Velvet Morning, verve, Weeping Willow

On the day he releases his latest album ‘Acoustic Hymns Volume 1’, Richard Ashcroft is playing one of two special

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