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Live Review: Del Amitri – Barrowland Ballroom, Glasgow 10.06.22

Following the release of their seventh studio album Fatal Mistakes last year, Del Amitri performed the perfect playlist of new material and nostalgia to a grateful Glasgow crowd. Del Amitri’s…

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Live Review: Waterparks / Phem / Bad Suns – O2 Academy, Leeds 17.06.22

Marking the start of the UK leg of the ‘See You In The Future Tour’, tonight sees Waterparks perform at Leeds o2 Academy with support from Phem and Bad Suns. Having had…

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Live Review: Blood Red Shoes / Ciel / Glu – Chalk Venue, Brighton 15.06.2022

Blood Red Shoes finally made it back for a homecoming gig in Brighton after being cancelled at the beginning of the year for a night of guitar riffs and energetic…

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Live Review: Pond – Manchester Academy 2, Manchester 18.06.2022

By Olivia Kenny Manchester’s Academy 2 was flooded with energy on Saturday night when the Australian psych-rock band Pond took to the stage for the last night of their UK…

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Live Review: Heelapalooza Festival – Play Brew Co, Middlesbrough 18.06.2022

BY Adam and Hazel Littlemore What a fantastic festival this years Heelapalooza has been, with the amazing artists and bands that signed up to perform. The first band on was…

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Live Review: Download Festival 2022 – Friday

The hallowed ground of Donington Park has been lacking in those who enjoy the heavier side of life for the last few years so when the hoards of emos and…

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Live Review: KALEO / Belle Mt / Junius – 3Arena, Dublin 19,06,2022

Icelandic blues rockers KELEO rolled into Dublin’s 3Arena with support coming from Belle Mt and Juniusand attracting a 3000 strong audience. Opening the night fell on fellow Icelandic band Junius…

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GALLERY: Hidden Door Festival – Edinburgh 18.06.2022

This year Edinburgh’s Hidden Door festival was based at the old Royal High School on Calton Hill. This festival takes derelict buildings and sites and brings them back to life thanks…

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Live Review: Dark Mofo Festival – Kim Gordon – The Odeon Theatre, Hobart, 18.06.2022

Dark Mofo 2022 headliner, Kim Gordon and her band performed songs from her latest (and surprisingly, debut) solo release, 2019’s ‘No Home Record’. The sold-out crowd had come from all…

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Live Review: Dark Mofo Festival, Cate Le Bon. Odeon Theatre, Hobart, 19.06.2022

Tonight, Cate Le Bon dedicated the song ‘Miami’ to the late great Julee Cruise: a fitting reference to the style and enigmatic sounds of the Lynchian favourite – elements that…

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