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LEVI.SCT is on Thursday 4 February 2027 at The Stoller Hall, Manchester, with doors at 19:00. Tickets start at £31.08, including the booking fee (Gigantic adds its fees per order at checkout).
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Thu 4 Feb 2027Doors 18:00
The Trout Quintet by Candlelight (6pm)
St Mary Le Strand · London
Enjoy an exceptional concert by candlelight in the beautiful setting of St Mary Le Strand Church.
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Thu 4 Feb 2027Doors 18:30
Terrorvision & Massive Wagons - The Roar Of The Roses Tour
KK's Steel Mill · Wolverhampton
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Thu 4 Feb 2027Doors 19:00
AN EVENING WITH ANDY BURROWS Day 1
St Mary's Church · Twyford
MAP OF THE WORLD The New Solo Album - 29th January 2027 Album launch shows February 4, 5 and 6 Andy Burrows is launching his new album with a three-night residency at St Mary's Church, Twyford, near Winchester. Andy returns with his brilliant new solo album, Map of the World, on his own Free Pass Records on29th January. A record entirely written and mostly performed and beautifully sung by Burrows, the album - his first since 2019 - is 36 lovingly-crafted minutes of ELO-meets-The Beatles pop perfection, with contributions from Editors’ Tom Smith, Manic Street Preachers’ Nicky Wire, We Are Scientists’Keith Murray, Burrows’ little brother Ben, and Burrows’ littlest daughter, Joni. The first single from the LP, “Nothing Matters Anyway”, is out on 22nd Sept. Short, sharp and bombasticand featuring the aforementioned Murray on guitar, it finds Burrows at his most exuberant, pairing glorious self-harmonies with a driving, Seventies-style arrangement and a lyric about liberation from the absurdity of seeking approval from others.“It’s supposed to be freeing, not negative,” says Burrows. “We spend so much time caring about what people think, especially with phones and...
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