Royal Blood – This Is Soundcheck

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2023/10/26 – Royal Blood – The Civic Hall, Wolverhampton

Review & Photos: G. Rossington. On the back of a successful Summer headlining the likes of Truck Festival, Y Not

Festival Reviews Live Reviews News

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2023/07/20 – 2023/07/23 – Truck Festival, Hill Farm, Oxfordshire

Review & Photos: G. Rossington. The anticipation this year for Truck Festival, set deep in the Oxfordshire Countryside was high.

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Royal Blood Continue Arena Tour Across The UK

Royal Blood will be heading out on a huge 2022 UK arena tour starting tomorrow in Bournemouth. It includes their

New Releases News Tour News

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Royal Blood Score UK #1 Album

Photo Credit: Mads Perch Royal Blood’s new album ‘Typhoons’ has gone straight to #1 on the UK’s Official Albums Chart. It means that the Brighton duo have

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Tramlines 2021: First Line Up Announcement

The line-up for Tramlines 2021 has been announced, including headliners The Streets, Royal Blood, and Richard Ashcroft. The Sheffield weekender will return on July 23rd-July

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TRUCK FESTIVAL 2021: Lineup Announcement

Declared by The Guardian as “The Godfather of Small Music Festivals”, Oxfordshire’s Truck Festival have unveiled their huge 2021 Line

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Y NOT FESTIVAL 2020: Line Up Unveiled

Y Not Festival has announced its 2020 line-up, with Royal Blood, Richard Ashcroft and Bombay Bicycle Club topping the bill. Alongside its line-up, the festival

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READING & LEEDS: Stage Upgrade & New Additions

Following a year of phenomenal global success Reading and Leeds Festival 2019 today announce that Billie Eilish, who this year

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Royal Blood Announce Last Minute UK Dates

Royal Blood have announced details of an August underplay tour ahead of their sets at the Reading and Leeds Festival

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Royal Blood Announce Huge European & UK Tour

With the release of their very much anticipated second album ‘How Did We Get So Dark?’ due 16 June, Royal

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