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Live Review: Live at Leeds: In The Park – Temple Newsam, Leeds 04.06.2022

Having built a steady fan base since its inception in 2007, this year the organisers have upped the ante and introduced a fully fledged one day indie festival in the…

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Album Review: TC & The Groove Family – ‘First Home’: global beat today-jazz with a collective spirit.

Well Worm Discs may have started out as an outpost for Bristol-centric nu- jazz expressionism (Snazzback Run Logan Run, Dun Dun Dun, the luscious ‘New Horizons’ compilation album etc.) but…

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Live Review: Slam Dunk Festival North – Temple Newsam, Leeds 03.06.2022

Glorious weather, pop punk bands… no we’re not talking about Warped Tour in the US but Slam Dunk in Leeds! After a successful few years in their new home, Slam…

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Live Review: Miles Kane / Brooke Combe – O2 Academy, Leeds 29.05.22

On a quiet Sunday evening in Leeds, hundreds of adoring Miles Kane fans fled to the O2 Academy to watch him finally return to the stage after having to postpone…

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Live: Darwin Deez – Belgrave, Leeds 15.05.2022

Picture this; it’s Summer 2010, Strongbow Dark Fruits hasn’t been invented yet, everyone is wearing boat shoes, chinos and that Rhianna shirt and Darwin Deez are the soundtrack to your…

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Live Review: Sea Girls – The Wardrobe, Leeds 02.05.2022

To celebrate the release of their new album ‘Homesick’ released in March 2022, Sea Girls have scheduled a number of smaller, more intimate gigs, partnering with local independent record stores.…

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Live Review: Mae Muller – The Wardrobe, Leeds 27.04.22

Mae Muller opens her Leeds show in a style that would translate well to a much bigger venue. Already hyped by the excellent Cat Burns and a pre-set playlist that…

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Live Review: The Hara / Jason Allan / Wolforna – Key Club, Leeds 23.04.2022

Key Club is the host this evening for The Hara’s UK Headline 2022 tour. The Hara are an alt rock band who, in spite of the pandemic, have gone on…

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Live Review: Baby Queen – Brudenell Social Club, Leeds 21.04.22

There’s already a buzz in Leeds’ Brudenell Social Club by the time Baby Queen hits the stage, a bundle of neon coloured energy. The 24 year old London based singer…

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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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