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Glenn 02/09/201824/09/2018 july, live review, mod, moseley shoals, ocean colour scene, oscar harrison, Paul Weller, Racecourse, Ray Meade, Review, Riverboat Song, simon fowler, steve cradock, The Day We Caught The Train, the specials, Wolverhampton, Wolverhampton Racecourse

2018-08-31 – Ocean Colour Scene – Racecourse, Wolverhampton

Fast approaching their 30th year together, the boys from Birmingham arrived in Wolverhampton to deliver a superb set of hits

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Truck Festival – Hill Top Farm, Oxfordshire – 22/07/2018

After a victorious first three days of Oxfordshire’s Truck Festival, a quick glance around the site would suggest that this is

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Glenn 16/04/201826/04/2018 Birmingham, Crabby, Erica Nockalls, Jonn Penney, Love From Stourbridge, Miles Hunt, Ned's Atomic Dustbin, o2 Academy, Pop Will Eat Itself, Review, The Ned's, The Stuffies, The Wonder Stuff, west midlands

2018/04/15 – Love From Stourbridge – o2 Academy, Birmingham

Nineties nostalgia was rife this last weekend as the finale of ‘Love From Stourbridge’ tour rolled in to the o2

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Glenn 03/12/201719/12/2017 2-D, 2017, Animated, Birmingham, Birmingham Arena, Damon Albarn, de la soul, december, Dirty Harry, Feel Good Inc, Gorillaz, Humanz, Jamie Hewlett, Jamie Principle, Little Simz, live review, Live String Section, Murdoc, Noodle, Pauline Black, Peven Everett, Review, Russel, Stylo, Superfast Jellyfish, vince staples, We Got The Power, Zebra Katz

2017-12-02 – Gorillaz – The Arena, Birmingham

In 2001 when Gorillaz first embarked upon a set of live dates, the idea was to perform behind a huge

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Mark Woodward 10/10/201717/10/2017 96, Assembly Hall, Black Rabbit, Brighter Than The Sun, Clapping Song, Eddie, Fishing For The Dream, Future Boy, Gale, JackInABox, Keep Me Around, La Isla Bonita, Leamington Spa, live review, Long Distance, Lost Property, Madonna, mark woodward, Mind Over Money, Olly, Pain Killer, Review, Rob, sea change, Shirley Ellis, Slack, The Optimist, Turin Brakes, Underdog (Save Me)

2017-10-06 – Turin Brakes – Assembly Hall, Leamington Spa

A respectably-sized partisan audience, with enough room to shuffle politely in a thirty/forty-something style, gathered in Leamington’s amazing venue The

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2017-10-06 – My Baby – Actress & Bishop, Birmingham

The Amsterdam based trio My Baby returned to Birmingham to bring a second round of their incredible tribal rave blues

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2017-10-03 – Loyle Carner – o2 Institute, Digbeth

On the back of a summer full of festival dates, a Mercury Prize nomination for his stunning debut album ‘Yesterday’s

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Glenn 26/09/201717/10/2017 Angels, Backing Singers, Birmingham, Bombay Bicycle Club, Charles Bradley, From Golden Stars Comes Silver Dew, God First, Grant Green, Jack Steadman, Lauryn Hill, Leap of Faith, live review, Magic, Mr Jukes, o2 institute 2, Review, Roy Hargrove, Ruby, Slum Village, Somebody New, Typhoon, Your Love

2017-09-25 – Mr Jukes – o2 Institute 2, Birmingham

Making his debut in Birmingham under the Mr Jukes tag, Jack Steadman, frontman of indie legends Bombay Bicycle Club, brought

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Glenn 26/09/201717/10/2017 debut solo album, Disgusting, Don't Poke The Bear, Feeling My Heart Run Slow, Friends Make The Worst Enemies, Grey House, I Can Only Disappoint U, It Might Never Come, live review, Mansun, o2 institute, on’t You Wait, Paul Draper, Review, solo tour, Spooky Action, The Anchoress, The Silence Is Deafening, Wide Open Space

2017-09-23 – Paul Draper – o2 Institute 2, Birmingham

Fourteen years after his last jaunt across the UK with former band Mansun, Paul Draper is set to play the

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2017-09-13 – David Ford – Hare & Hounds, Birmingham

Opening up his latest UK tour, the ever excellent David Ford tonight treated his loyal fans to an impressive set