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Delays: The Slade Rooms, Wolverhampton – 13/05/2014

Bizarre to think that it has been 10 years since Southampton’s Delays released their highly acclaimed debut album ‘Faded Seaside

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Wolf Alice: The Temple, Birmingham – 12/05/2014

Having had two high-profile support slots already this year with The 1975 and Manic Street Preachers, it’s no doubt that

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Panic! At The Disco: Civic Hall, Wolverhampton – 10/05/2014

Tonight, Panic! At The Disco roll in to town to treat Wolverhampton to a night of punk/disco anthems and to

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The Rifles: The Slade Rooms, Wolverhampton – 08/05/2014

Every once in a while, a music genre tends to get a bit of a revival. We’ve seen it with

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Pulled Apart By Horses: The Sugarmill – 02/05/2014

What better way is there to end the week and the start of a bank holiday weekend than standing in

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Mark Morriss: George IV, Lichfield – 25/04/2014

Possibly one of the nicest men in the 90’s music scene last night played a rather intimate set to just

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Blood Red Shoes: O2 Academy 2, Birmingham – 24/04/2014

Having released an absolutely cracking fourth album last month, Brighton’s Blood Red Shoes have returned from a Sold Out European

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Dan le Sac vs. Scroobius Pip: The Slade Rooms, Wolverhampton – 22/04/2014

Kicking off their second leg of what could very well be their final ever UK tour, the atmosphere in the

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Elbow: LG Arena, Birmingham – 05/04/2014

ELBOW kicked off their UK arena tour in fine style last night. Complete with a mini orchestra, Guy Garvey and

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Manic Street Preachers: Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff – 29/03/2014

The boys from Blackwood are back on a UK tour in support of not one, but two albums. Last years’