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Catfish And The Bottlemen Announce Second Brixton Academy Show On November 7th 2015
Editor Sep 1, 2015 0

Due to phenomenal demand band of the year Catfish And The Bottlemen, announce their second biggest headline show to date…

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READING & LEEDS FESTIVALS ANNOUNCE BBC INTRODUCING STAGE FOR 2015
Editor Aug 14, 2015 0

With less than a month to go until the biggest weekend of music this summer, the countdown is on for…

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THE LIBERTINES TO HEADLINE READING & LEEDS
Editor Feb 24, 2015 0

 Festival organisers also announce over 50 acts today including: All Time Low, Bring Me The Horizon, Kendrick Lamar, The…

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Catfish And The Bottlemen Announce Second Brixton Academy Show On November 7th 2015
Editor Feb 2, 2015 0

Due to phenomenal demand band of the year Catfish And The Bottlemen, announce their second biggest headline show to date…

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PART OF 11 DATE JULY EUROPEAN TOUR 2014 One of the world’s biggest rock bands Pearl Jam are to embark…

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