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Chuck Prophet, ex-frontman of 1980s...

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A few moments away from the start of the show, the anticipation grows....

Eric Church’s first ever gig in the UK is part of his aptly titled Blood,...

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Marking the launch of her third album with a string of tour dates, Alessi’s...

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Before Sophie Barker takes to the stage, the promoter spends a few words enthusing...

This Friday the O2 hosted a particularly cosmopolitan concert with...

Hampton Court Palace is once again set to host an eclectic array of...

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Last night the Red Gallery Car Park hosted Deezer’s Bandwagon tour...

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Fossil Collective exploded onto the scene last night with a tumultuous gig at...