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2023/04/14 – Reef – The Roadmender, Northampton

Review & Photos: G. Rossington. A week ago, there was a huge question over whether this tour would kick off

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2023/04/10 – DMA’s – KK’s Steel Mill, Wolverhampton

Review & Photos: G Rossington. Mention Australian band DMA’s to anyone in the UK and you are hit with two

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2023/03/25 – Christine & the Queens – o2 Victoria Warehouse, Manchester

Review: G. Rossington / Photos: BBC/Sherlaine Forrest. Christine & the Queens brought the World Premier of their new album and

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2023/03/12 – Self Esteem – The Marble Factory, Bristol

Review & Photos: G. Rossington. Hot on the heels of last years’ Mercury Prize Finalist announcement, a string of high-priority

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2023-02-27 – KT Tunstall – Symphony Hall, Birmingham

Review & Photos: G. Rossington. There was a time just following lockdown where it seemed that KT Tunstall playing any

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2023-01-21 – Frank Turner – KK’s Steel Mill, Wolverhampton

Review & Photos: G. Rossington. On one of the coldest nights so far this year and a queue stretching around

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2023/01/15 – The 1975 – Resorts World Arena, Birmingham

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2022-09-17 – Ash – o2 Institute, Birmingham

Photography & Review: Glenn Rossington. Saturday night in B-town and celebrating a 21st Birthday is not normally my kind of

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2022-05-24 – Miles Kane – o2 Institute, Birmingham

Photography & Review: Glenn Rossington On a hot and sweaty Tuesday night, the atmosphere in Birmingham’s o2 Institute is relaxed

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

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