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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Photography & Review by: Glenn Rossington Originally scheduled as a release tour for their fourth studio album ‘The Joy Of

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2021-10-02 – Jesse Malin – The Maude, Leek

Photography & Review by: Glenn Rossington Slap bang in the middle of his first UK Tour in a couple of

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2021-09-25 – Wolf Alice – The Sugarmill, Stoke

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

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2021-06-13 – Mark Morriss – The Kings Lock, Middlewich

An early evening or a matinee show is always a delight, especially on a super warm British day at a

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2021-06-05 – 1-2-3-4 NSEW Tour – The Underground, Stoke

Photographs: Glenn Rossington. Live music should always leave you asking questions, if one of those questions though is “what the