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Action Records gigs: These 14 album launch concerts are coming to Preston as live music returns - Vimarsana News

Action Records gigs: These 14 album launch concerts are coming to Preston as live music returns

Action Records gigs: These 14 album launch concerts are coming to Preston as live music returns It's been a long wait, but live music is returning to the city. Wednesday, 7th July 2021, 4:55 am Preston s most famous record store has lined up a mouth-watering season of album launch concerts throughout the rest of this year. Some pre July 19 gigs are included but will be rescheduled, and some have dates to be confirmed. Full details and ticket information can be found at the Action Records website. Or you can contact them on 01772 884772 1. Bugzy Malone In celebration of his new album ‘The Re...

Sam Fender, Gerry Cinnamon and Dermot Kennedy to headline This is Tomorrow - Vimarsana News

Sam Fender, Gerry Cinnamon and Dermot Kennedy to headline This is Tomorrow

Sam Fender, Gerry Cinnamon and Dermot Kennedy are to headline the This is Tomorrow music festival in September, which also features Blossoms and The Kooks on the bill, among others.

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Arlo Parks and more bands added to Oxfordshire's Truck Festival - Vimarsana News

Arlo Parks and more bands added to Oxfordshire's Truck Festival

BRIT Award winner Arlo Parks and two-time Mercury Prize nominees Everything Everything are among a tranche of new bands and artists added to the…

Various Artists - Brits & Pieces II | Review - Vimarsana News

Various Artists - Brits & Pieces II | Review

8/10 It was an initiative set up by indie fan Marc Rossiter (he of the Brits & Pieces) with a few objectives; to showcase the UK’s still flourishing independent music scene, to revitalise compilation albums as a whole and, most nobly, to raise money for the unsigned bands featured on the album. With patronage from Robert Carlyle, Steve Lamacq, Clint Boon and Peter Doherty amongst countless others, and available from Rough Trade stores, Volume One hit number 54 on the Official Compilation Chart. When compiling the first album, Rossiter simply floated the idea on Twitter and awaited respo...

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