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45 minutes ago, The Nal said:

In what sort of a twisted world does Richard Ashcroft play above Supergrass?

First WW1 & 2, the Holocaust, 9/11, Covid and now this. 

Supergrass at tramlines had a huge crowd exodus and they were the replace for Richard Ashcroft

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53 minutes ago, scatteredscreens said:

Pre festival warm up show. They're playing a few fests but not appeared at any UK ones surprisingly. Still want to see slowdive on the park someday.

Gagh, saw Komedia and got excited then realised it's Bath not Brighton

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33 minutes ago, Gilgamesh69 said:

Oh this is very very nice.

 

1 hour ago, scatteredscreens said:

Pre festival warm up show. They're playing a few fests but not appeared at any UK ones surprisingly. Still want to see slowdive on the park someday.

Slowdive would be ace!

This sounds like a pretty promising hint from their website:

"It’s been over three years since we last played a show and with a few festival appearances lined up we’ve decided what better way to kick things off than keep it reasonably near the South West with a show at the lovely Komedia in Bath on May 18th."
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7 hours ago, The Nal said:

In what sort of a twisted world does Richard Ashcroft play above Supergrass?

First WW1 & 2, the Holocaust, 9/11, Covid and now this. 

The kind where people can enjoy Supergrass and then leave before things get dull. I see this as a good thing.

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41 minutes ago, Divein said:

Really strong line up

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That's really good. If I lived in Edinburgh I'd be all over this. Sunday looks particularly good. Interested in The National, Mogwai, Bombay Bicycle Club and Black Country New Road. And clashes depending I'd check out Simz and Self Esteem potentially.

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