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2022-07-16 – The Prodigy – o2 Academy, Birmingham

Photography & Review: Glenn Rossington. Losing a band member is always a tricky situation to be in, but when you

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2022-07-15 – Madness – The Quarry, Shrewsbury

Photography & Review: Glenn Rossington. Ignoring a ticket mix up on the gate (Some confusion with a 90’s fest) and

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Reef – Shoot Me Your Ace

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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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