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Live Review: The Divine Comedy / Lisa O’Neill, The Foundry, Sheffield, 15/10/16

I last saw Neil Hannon of the Divine Comedy under the banner of “An Evening with Neil Hannon” (rather than the full band line-up on show tonight) back in 2010…

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Live: The Mission + Peter Murphy – Manchester 5-10-16

“30 bloody years! Who would’ve thought it, eh? As we were well renowned for our, ahem, lifestyle choices, shall we say, I remember Melody Maker ran an office pool betting…

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LIVE: Of Mice And Men, Crown The Empire and Hands Like Houses, Manchester Apollo, 1.10.16

This tour sees Of Mice And Men take on their biggest UK venues to date, fresh from supporting none other than Marilyn Manson and Slipknot over in the states. They’re…

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Live Review: Red Fang – O2 Birmingham Institute

Red Fang are one of the best bands many haven’t discovered yet. The quartet from Portland, Oregan are touring on the eve of the release of their fourth album. On…

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Say Psych: Live, 2016 Liverpool International Festival of Psychedelia

It is doubtful, even in the reified levels of psych music fans, that Keita Ise and Njål Clementsen are two names that easily trip off the tongue. Yet trip is…

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Live: The Enemy Farewell Tour – Manchester O2 Ritz – 07/09/16

A soundtrack of classic songs from local bands plays over the speakers of the O2 Ritz in Manchester. The walls are already sweaty and crowd lively from the great opening…

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Live Review: The Barmines at Headrow House, Leeds, 9.9.2016

The Barmines have only just returned from Leeds festival but they’re already heading out on a tour that will last the rest of the year, hitting cities all across the…

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Live Review: The Wired / Ashley Holland, The Rocking Chair, Sheffield, 19.08.16

The Wired are a blossoming little indie pop band from Sheffield who clearly have their sights set on the big time and following in the footsteps of the local greats…

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Live Review: Benji Tranter’s Dirty Laundry, Edinburgh Fringe Preview

Benji gently plays with his audience, sometimes sassing them, marvellous! His wit on stage is quick and sharp catching the audience off guard like a rabbit in headlights. His subtle…

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Review: Tramlines Festival 2016

Tramlines festival is Sheffield’s biggest musical event as every venue opens its doors to emerging bands and big headline acts, inviting Yorkshire out for a chaotic weekend of music, drink,…

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