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  Review: Tim Burgess, The Fleece – ‘A bona fide pop song played by a bona fide pop star’

  The lead singer of The Charlatans performed a solo set with a seven piece band

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  Review: Aoife Nessa Frances, Rough Trade – ‘A little bit magical, a little bit dreamy, a little bit late-night’

  The Irish singer and songwriter was a great end of the week tonic

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  Review: Joanna MacGregor, St. George’s – ‘An extraordinary evening from one of our most restless musical voices’

  The CBE awarded concert pianist, conductor and composer performs a recital of female composers

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  Review: Jacob & Drinkwater, Downend Folk & Roots – ‘A set packed with brilliance’

  The Gloucestershire duo perform for possibly the last time

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  Review: Lady Nade, The Church of St Thomas the Martyr – ‘She radiates love, kindness and friendliness’

  The Bristolian singer/songwriter brings her unique sound to a unique location

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  Review: Tenille Townes, The Fleece – ‘She has gravel in her throat and dirt under her fingernails’

  The Canadian country music star performs to a sold out crowd

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  Review: Frank Turner, O2 Academy – ‘It was a celebration of strangers collectively shaking off their pain’

  The gig was the singers 2702nd date of his album tour

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  Review: Getdown Services, The Louisiana – ‘What a way to spend a Sunday night’

  The genre bending duo performed to a sold out crowd at their headline gig

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