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Live Review: Crawlers / Venus Grrrls / Allora – Brudenell Social Club, Leeds 01.04.2022

By Izzy Clayton Leeds is the third stop for the four-piece rock band Crawlers on their sold out UK tour. The last 12 months have seen the band go from…

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Live Review and Gallery: Amyl and the Sniffers live at the Metro Theatre 2 April 2022

Amyl and the Sniffers are untamed and unparalleled live.

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Live Review: Jen Cloher at Waywards 2 April 2022

Jen Cloher makes a triumphant return to Sydney.

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Live Review: Less Than Jake / Millie Manders and the Shutup – Whelans, Dublin 29.03.2022

Less Than Jake kicked off their eleven date EU/UK tour in Whelan’s Dublin and supporting them at Whelan’s were Millie Manders and the Shutup, so lets get to them first.…

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Live Review: Griff / Siights / Lola Young – Academy, Dublin 29.03.2022

On the 29th of March Griff brought her UK and Ireland tour to the Academy Dublin. The first of 2 supports on the night came from Irish-Scottish band Siights. Their…

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Live Review: Aurora / Metteson – 3Olympia, Dublin 31.03.2022

On the 31 st of March Norwegian pop artist Aurora performed a sold-out 3Olympia show in Dublin with support from fellow Norwegian artist Metteson. Matteson graced the stage watering a…

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Live Review: Naked Lungs / Floor show – The Workmans Club Cellar, Dublin 26.03.2022

Opening tonight are Floor Show a Dublin shoegaze four piece, think Portishead / My bloody Valentine with some dream pop influenced sound added in.Tonight Jessi (lead vocals) stands centre stage…

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Live Review: Decapitated / Signs Of The Swarm / Harbinger – The Corporation, Sheffield 24.03.2022

I seem to find myself getting down to South Yorkshire for gigs less and less these days, they all seem to be further north or across the Pennines for some…

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Live Review: Chvrches / High School – Brixton Academy, London 16.03.2022

On the 16th of March, Scottish alt-pop trio CHVRCHES returned to London’s Brixton Academy for a long-awaited celebration of their fourth studio album, Screen Violence, released in 2021. The audience were…

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Live Review: Self Esteem – The Octagon, Sheffield 25.03.2022

AT 53, I’ve seen a lot of gigs, some really great ones, and this was the best I’ve ever seen, relegating the previous best, also Self Esteem at Heaven last…

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