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Gig review: THE ANSWER/THE DEAD DAISIES – Electric Ballroom, London, 23 November 2016
In the current live music climate, a touring double bill makes sense. As well as sharing overheads and potentially playing to double the normal audience, for the fan it helps manage an increasingly crowded calendar where often multiple gigs compete … Continue reading
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Tagged Brian Tichy, Cormac Neeson, Dead daisies, Doug Aldrich, gig, Jackaman, John Corabi, Lynne Jackaman, Marco Mendoza, Micky Waters, Paul Mahon, review, THE ANSWER
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Gig review: STONE FREE FESTIVAL Day 1 – 02 Arena, London, 18 June 2016
Once upon a time, gigs took place indoors, or in football stadiums for the very largest acts, and festivals in a muddy field. While rock festival demographics have gradually got older, the havoc wreaked by the vagaries of the English … Continue reading
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Tagged Alice Cooper, Apocalyptica, Blackberry Smoke, blues rock, festival, gig, glam, Jackaman, Jared James Nichols, Michael Monroe, review, rock, southern rock, Stone Free, The Darkness, THERAPY?
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