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Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Butterfly Effect, Sleep Parade, Teal
There’s no doubt the audience enjoyed themselves on Saturday night but it will be interesting to see if, after satisfying their curiosity, they will return for another taste.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Caribs, Strange Tenants, Ska Vendors
Patou Powell, Rodrigo Pino and Rebecca Ari all shine, but The Caribs make the night.
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Live Review: Amorphis, Voyager
Sky Is Mine and My Kantele iced a perfect show from one of the best bands in existence.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Cody ChesnuTT, Cheap Fakes, MKO
Through this performance ChesnuTT proves himself to be one of the rare few that walk the walk.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Every Time I Die, Bayharbour, The Fevered
Kill The Music blows the roof off, concluding yet another killer Every Time I Die party in the West End.
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Live Review: Every Time I Die, I Exist, Hellions
No frills, no fireworks and no banner – but whether one of the already converted or just attending out of curiosity on a Saturday night, few left without a grin that you would have required a sandblaster to remove.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Jae Laffer, Georgia Fair, Karl Smith
Delicate closer, I See Myself In You, which should have been an intimate and beautiful end to the night, is almost completely drowned out, leaving Laffer obviously disappointed in this night of excellent music marred by bad touring organisation.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Kim Wilde, Nik Kershaw
Tonight was not quite as tongue in cheek as some of the recent ‘80s relaunches (Rick Astley at the same venue last year was outwardly and knowingly hilarious), but fun none the less.
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Live Review: Little Scout, Eves, Shem Allen
Melissa Tickle is in great form all night, making up for her sister’s missing harmonies.
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Live Review: Kim Wilde, Nik Kershaw
Finishing with the truly classic Kids In America, then reuniting with Kershaw to duet on an oddly chosen cover of Pink’s Try, tonight seemed less retro-exploitation, more a celebration of an endearing kinship.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Prince Rama, Andrew Tuttle
While the sisters have provided a stimulating set, there’s an overall sense of disappointment; it would have been interesting to see what kind of energy these two could conjure with a more appropriately sized audience.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Jungle Giants, Grrrl Pal
Hales returned to the stage for a solo encore of Devil’s In The details (everyone loves a nice slow jam). Then the full band joined him for hit single, She’s A Riot, wrapping up a cohesive set and a grand night for all.
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