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Live Review: Echo And The Bunnymen – O2 Academy, Leeds 05.04.2022

This evening marked the rescheduled gig at Leeds O2 Academy for Echo and the Bunnymen. Formed in 1978, this gig is part of their 40-year anniversary tour – presumably something…

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Live Review: Kawala – The Wardrobe, Leeds 07.04.2022

This is something of a homecoming for Kawala who formed in 2014 at Leeds College of Music, literally a stones throw from The Wardrobe where they kicked off their 2022…

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Live Review: The Beths – O2 Forum Kentish Town, London 04.04.2022

After being cooped up in Auckland for a couple of years it’s appropriate that The Beths give us a lesson in ornithology halfway through this gig. Keen to promote the…

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Live Review: Shed Seven / The Lottery Winners – Brighton Dome, Brighton 01.04.2022

It’s been a long time coming with Yorkshires Finest finally being able to play Brighton Dome as part of their ‘Another Night, Another Town – Greatest hits live tour’. The…

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Live Review: Sam Fender – 3Arena, Dublin 24.03.2022

North East superstar Sam Fender is currently on his UK and Ireland Arena tour with Goat Girl as support. Carl McGrath was at the 3Arena, Dublin to capture Fender’s gig.…

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Live Review: The Mysterines / Coach Party / Fräulein – Social, Hull 24.03.2022

The Mysterines came to Hull Social tonight, and I went to see them with my Gig Buddy Kasia. One of several lively small venues in the CIty, The Social is…

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Live Review: Dea Matrona / Jack Devlin – Whelan’s, Dublin 18.03.2022

Belfast based Dea Matrona finally made it to Whelan’s this week for their headline show which has been rescheduled many times, originally meant to take place almost 2 years ago…

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Live Review: The Cribs / The Blinders – Chalk Venue, Brighton 12.03.2022

There was a real sense of vibrant energy and feverish atmosphere in the air in Brighton as TheCribs made their way to the stage with a real sense of missing…

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Live Review: A Lazarus Soul – Cleere’s Bar & Theatre, Kilkenny 17.02.2022

For those who don’t know; a brief resume. Brian Brannigan, nicknamed Lazarus by his mother for surviving at birth when the odds were stacked against him, goes on to be…

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Live Review: Pale Waves – Academy, Dublin 04.03.2022 plus gallery

Manchester indie band Pale Waves made the trip over to play the Academy Dublin on March 4th 2022 marking there first show in Ireland since the COVID-19 pandemic. The evening started…

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