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Live Gallery: Black Country, New Road. 3Olympia Theatre Dublin, 05/05/2023

  • May 6, 2023
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British Indie band Black Country, New Road made their return to Dublin on the 5th of May 2023. Check out the gallery and setlist below.

Set list:

  1. Up Song
  2. The Boy
  3. 24/7 365 British Summer Time
  4. I Won’t Always Love You
  5. Across the Pond Friend
  6. Laughing Song
  7. Horses
  8. Nancy Tries to Take the Night
  9. Turbines/Pigs
  10. Dancers
  11. Up Song

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