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Tramlines Festival Review
Editor Jul 25, 2017 0

For the past nine years, Sheffield has hosted Tramlines. Revered as one of the best inner-city festivals in the country,…

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Shiiine On Weekender announce line-up additions including a festival exclusive from Happy Mondays’ Gaz Whelan
Editor Oct 17, 2016 0

The Freestylers, The Sundowners and The Train Set join Echo and the Bunnymen, Shed Seven, Cast, Black Grape, The Wonder…

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Hayseed Dixie UK / EU Tour 2015
Editor Jan 14, 2015 0

Rockgrass icons Hayseed Dixie return to the road this week for a lengthy number of dates across the breadth of…

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From the Vault – A Tale of Two Cities::: New Horizons
Editor Nov 27, 2014 0

Dickensian is the last adjective you think of when listening to the Bristolian’s debut EP. There’s not a stovepipe hat…

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EAGLES ADD EXTRA UK DATES TO THEIR HISTORY OF THE EAGLES 2014 TOUR
Editor Nov 17, 2013 0

Due to phenomenal demand, Eagles have added extra dates in London and Glasgow to their previously announced “History of the…

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Bellowhead – Intimate Press Show
Editor Nov 2, 2012 0

Bellowhead are a eleven-piece contemporary folk band from England that use many instruments such as; Fiddles, a Tambourine, a Melodeon,…

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Hayseed Dixie’s John Wheeler On Tour
Editor Nov 2, 2012 0

Just in time for the US elections, on November 5 comes the release of the new single, titled “Deeper In…

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