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The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing, Hells Gazelles, Andrew O'Neil review - An enjoyable evening of rock, comedy and very punky steampunk

Hell's Gazelles, the local opening act, are a tight hard rock band with uniformly excellent hair. ... More info

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Piers Faccini & Vincent Ségal review

“Are there any Neapolitans in the audience?” Piers Faccini’s question might seem out of place ... More info

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Looks like meat's back on the menu, boys - Uglúk the Uruk-Hai 29/02/3019 of the ... More info

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Slightly off the beaten track down Marsh Road, the Marsh Harrier isn’t necessarily the first ... More info

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All three original members of the Daisy Age pioneers graced the Bullingdon's stage - they're now ... More info

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Tucked away in the depths of Jericho, this vegetarian's haven boasts an impressive menu of veggie ... More info

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Defenders of live music support a good cause. Music is a cultural and social process that only ... More info

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Commemorating the thirtieth anniversary of The Smiths’ seminal second album, Meat is Murder, are ... More info

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Tonight made me realise by example what I want in a gig - musical excellence, heartfelt ... More info

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Saturday night saw the Cellar chocked full of foot-thumping Americana. Simon Stanley Ward had us ... More info

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