Squeeze member Chris Difford to perform in Burnley today
Squeeze’s singer songwriter, Chris Difford, will be at the Church on the Street Ministries (COTS) on Hammerton Street, Burnley, at 4pm.
Source: lancashiretelegraph.co.uk
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Review: Matt Deighton, The Folk House - 'Utterly mesmeric'
Matt Deighton beautifully, delicately and gently smashed hearts into tiny pieces
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REVIEW: Squeeze at Bournemouth Pavilion in Bournemouth
It was double delight at the Bournemouth Pavilion on Sunday as Squeeze arrived on their Food For Thought tour and were kind enough to bring the…
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Squeeze fans donate huge haul to Southampton food bank
SQUEEZE fans raised 83kg in food donations as well as more than £600 in cash as the bands Food For Thought tour visited Southampton.
Source: dailyecho.co.uk
Squeeze, Eventim Apollo, review: the Lennon and McCartney of Deptford have never been more vital
Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook may be well into middle-age. But their exquisite songs remain timeless
Source: telegraph.co.uk
Squeeze tour collaborating with food banks comes to Brighton
The band is asking concertgoers to bring non-perishable food to their gigs to donate to an anti-poverty charity.
Source: theargus.co.uk
Squeeze to play in Llandudno as part of 'Food For Thought' UK tour
BRITISH music legends Squeeze are to play in Llandudno later this month in support of their new EP, as part of a 25-date UK tour.
Source: northwalespioneer.co.uk
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Squeeze will donate all proceeds from new EP and single to food banks
Band’s track Food for Thought highlights poverty crisis with concertgoers asked to bring items for Trussell Trust
Source: theguardian.com