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Gruff played at solo set upstairs at Rough Trade in Nottingham's hipster central district of Hockley the day after the release of his 8th solo album 'Sadness Sets Me Free'.
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The impressive Bridgewater Hall in Manchester was opened in 1996 as a home for Manchester's Halle Orchestra . There are soft coverings on some of surfaces presumably to reduce the echo and whole thing stands on a bed of 280 giant springs so that nearby train and road noise doesn't interfere with the music. It's a venue designed and built for music to be played in, heard and appreciated, a perfect choice for this evening of exceptional musicianship.
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Well yes, we have have witnessed epic Springsteen gigs since the River tour in 1980, when he played Wembley Empire Pool. 2023 dawns with two shows in Hyde Park as part of the mega large British Summer Time' Festival.
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Last Friday saw the release of ‘Ingenious Devices’, an album by prog outfit Big Big Train that contains new versions of four epic songs by the group recorded over the last decade.
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The Darkness have announced nine new U.K. & Ireland shows for the 'Permission To Land 20' world tour in December.
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A four track EP released on the back of some crackingUK shows recently from these Southern roots rockers and with a new UK & European tour planned for September, any music from this band is welcome.
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Montreal rock and rollers The Damn Truth will embark on an 8-date tour of the UK in July and August 2023.
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Chicago based four-piece Slow Pulp have signed to ANTI- Records and announced the release of 'Cramps,' a crackling new song that you can listen to HERE
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Will Sheff from Okkervil River, kicks off his UK & Euro tour this week.
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Glenn Hughes, the former bassist, and singer of Deep Purple has announced, 'Glenn Hughes Performs Classic Deep Purple Live - Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the album BURN' October 2023 UK Tour.
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A new website for the much loved/ missed band The Delgados appeared in June last year with a statement. “ When we started The Delgados in 1994, it instantly felt effortless and simple...Fast forward 25 or so years ..and we're driving to Stuart Braithwaite's (from Mogwai) wedding (the Delgados run the record label Chemikal Underground to which Mogwai were signed for many years). We've spent hardly any time with each other for over a decade and like before it's effortless, simple....and the thought occurs that it might be good to play together once again”
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It had been a long time coming. After the second Covid-related postponement of this concert last November, I was tempted to apply for a refund, but hey, this was John Cale. How many legends are there left that are still touring, and still releasing and playing new work?