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1 minute ago, NoBuses said:

 

 

Anyone know? AM...?

Not an unreasonable shout for a few reasons - warm up for the upcoming festival shows, road test new material, plus the venue is under threat so what better way to drum up support than bring a massive band who cut their teeth there to play…

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Decided not to risk The Big Moon not appearing at Glastonbury and bagged a ticket for them in Brighton at the end of the month. Would quite possibly end up catching them twice anyway 😄

Rolling Blackouts in a couple of weeks, and just debating whether to squeeze the Allergies in between them....

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24 minutes ago, Quark said:

Decided not to risk The Big Moon not appearing at Glastonbury and bagged a ticket for them in Brighton at the end of the month. Would quite possibly end up catching them twice anyway 😄

Rolling Blackouts in a couple of weeks, and just debating whether to squeeze the Allergies in between them....

That RBCF gig with Stella Donnelly supporting is one I've been really looking forward to!

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9 minutes ago, JHad said:

That RBCF gig with Stella Donnelly supporting is one I've been really looking forward to!

Agreed, new album's cracking and still got all the stuff from Sideways to New Italy to hear live as well. 

I'll check out Stella Donnelly as well, not familiar with her stuff.

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5 minutes ago, Quark said:

Agreed, new album's cracking and still got all the stuff from Sideways to New Italy to hear live as well. 

I'll check out Stella Donnelly as well, not familiar with her stuff.

Stella Donnelly's also playing a couple of times this weekend at The Great Escape, too.

She played the main stage at Green Man in 2019 and was one of my highlights of the weekend. Cutting, but often funny lyrics, often semi-spoken. Would draw easy comparison to early Courtney Barnett, but it's definitely more energetic.

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Just now, JHad said:

Stella Donnelly's also playing a couple of times this weekend at The Great Escape, too.

She played the main stage at Green Man in 2019 and was one of my highlights of the weekend. Cutting, but often funny lyrics, often semi-spoken. Would draw easy comparison to early Courtney Barnett, but it's definitely more energetic.

I had vague plans to finally get my arse in gear and get tix to Great Escape. Obviously I didn't and now have stuff on over the weekend. Poor planning.

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