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Gig review: NINE BELOW ZERO – 229 London, 16 January 2026

This gig was part of the January Blues Festival, now a regular fixture in the gig calendar at the very fine 229 Club on Portland Street. Nine Below Zero are hardly ever off the road. This festival appearance was shoe-horned … Continue reading
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Tagged 16 January 2026, 229 Club, blues, Dennis Greaves, gig, January Blues Festival, live, London, Mark Feltham, NINE BELOW ZERO, r n b, review, rock 'n' roll
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Gig review: NAZARETH – 229 Club, London, 13 October 2017

When their seventies hit making days in the UK ended, Nazareth seemed to concentrate on less fickle foreign markets, and opportunities for more recent fans like me to see them in the UK seemed few and far between. Yet in … Continue reading
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Tagged 13 October 2017, 229 Club, Carl Sentance, gig, hard rock, Jimmy Murrison, Lee Agnew, London, Nazareth, Pete Agnew, review
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