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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

2021-11-23 – 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

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

2021-10-28 – Sea Power – The Guildhall, Gloucester

29/10/202124/11/2021 Glenn Bad Bohemian, british sea power, bsp, concert, Concert Review, Doppelganger, Everything Was Forever, Folly, Gig, Gig Review, gloucester, gloucester guildhall, Heavenly Waters, Live, Live Gig, live music, live review, machineries of joy, Noble, Review, Sea Power, SP, The Decline Of, The Guildhall, Two Fingers, Waving Flags, We Only Want To Make You Happy, Yann

Review & Photography: Glenn Rossington. On an incredibly wet and windy night in the Cotswold town of Gloucester, Cumbria’s own

2021-10-13 – Ellie Goulding – o2 Academy, Birmingham

14/10/202121/10/2021 Glenn Birmingham, birmingham academy, birmingham o2 academy, Brightest Blue, burn, Close To Me, concert, Eleanor Jane Goulding, ellie goulding, england, Gig, Gig Review, hereford, Herefordshire, How Deep Is Too Deep, I Need Your Love, Intimate Show, L Devine, lights, Live Gig, live review, love me like you do, o2 Academy, pop, Pop Star, Power, Review, Stage, Support Act, UK, west midlands

Photography & Review by: Glenn Rossington Usually at home playing arenas these days, Herefordshire born Ellie Goulding arrived in Birmingham

2021-10-11 – Fontaines D.C. – o2 Academy, Birmingham

12/10/202121/10/2021 Glenn A Hero's Death, A Heroes Death, Birmingham, Boys In The Better Land, Carlos O'Connell, Conor Curley, Conor Deegan III, Defiant, Dogrel, Fontaines D.C., Gig, Gig Review, Grian Chatten, Live Gig, live review, lively, mercury prize, o2 Academy, punk poet, Rebellious, scuzzy, The Altered Hours, Tom Coll, UK Tour, west midlands

Photography & Review by: Glenn Rossington The Dublin based post-punk poets Fontaines D.C. currently in the middle of a UK

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

06/10/202119/10/2021 Glenn 91 Days In Isolation, Aaron Starkie, All I Hear, Birmingham, birmingham o2 academy 2, Block Out The Sun, David Whitworth, Feet On Fire, Gig, Gig Review, I Saw A Ghost, James Ryan, Kurtis Starkie, Live, live review, Lunatic, Manchester, o2 Academy, Plant The Seed, Sheafs, The Joy Of The Return, The Pagans S.O.H., The Slow Readers Club, TSRC, Two Minutes Hate

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

04/10/202119/10/2021 Glenn Billie Joe Armstrong, Bruce Springsteen, Gig, Gig Review, Intimate Gig, Jesse Malin, Kris Gruen, Leek, Live Gig, live review, lockdown, Lucinda Williams, Meet Me At The End Of The World Again, New Album, New York, Queen of The Underworld, Room 13, ryan adams, Sad and Beautiful World, staffordshire, State of The Art, The Maude, The Way We Used To Roll, Todd Youth, UK Tour, Wendy

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

27/09/202121/10/2021 Glenn beautifully unconventional, Blue Weekend, bros, don't delete the kisses, ellie rowsell, Giant Peach, Gig, Gig Review, hanley, Intimate Gigs, joel amey, joff oddie, Lipstick On The Glass, Live Gig, live review, moaning lisa smile, My Love Is Cool, National Lottery, No Hard Feelings, Play The Greatest Hits, Revive Live, Ryan Malcolm, Safe From Heartbreak (If You Ever Fall In Love), Smile, Stoke, The Beach, The Beach II, The Last Man On Earth, the sugarmill, theo ellis, UK Tour, Wolf Alice

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

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