WHAT’S ON IN YOUR COUNT Y ANNIVERSARY TOUR
Singer songwriter Gabrielle celebrates the 20th anniversary of her chart topping album Rise with a UK tour which included an appearance at Birmingham’s Symphony Hall.
The album spent three weeks at Number 1 when it was released and launched a spectacular career for Gabrielle, showcasing her distinctive vocals.
Her tour will see Gabrielle play songs from her original albums, along with newer works and iconic hits and fan favourites.
Her appearance is on Tuesday, November 23. For tickets visit
www.bmusic.co.uk
world and her last album ‘I Hope You Don’t Mind Me Writing’ charted at number 12 in the Official UK Album Chart and was described as ‘a triumph’ by the UK press.
Over the last few years, as well as her sold out headline tours, Lucy also performed at some of the UK’s biggest festivals, including Glastonbury and Isle of Wight Festival.
Recognized as one of the leading lights in the LGBT community, Spraggan has managed to broaden her fan base into a much wider market recently. Her music-writing began with Don Maclean and Kirsty MacColl as her major influences, embellished with the folk narratives of Peter, Paul and Mary, and taking on the punchy riffs of traditional R and B. Her name is now synonymous to the melodic middle ground where pop and acoustic folk meet.
See her at the Empire on Sunday, November 21. For tickets visit
www.hmvempire.com
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Viral sensation Gary Powndland (pronounced like the shop, but not spelt the same) is back with an all-new live comedy show!
After over whelming public demand with several shows selling out within minutes, further dates have been added to the UK tour including a show at Redditch Palace Theatre.
CHARLATANS 30 YEARS ON
Another act celebrating a big milestone are The Charlatans who have notched up 30 years in the business.
The band, who emerged from the 90s Manchester scene, has 13 Top 40 studio albums, three of them Number Ones, alongside 22 hit singles.
The classic Charlatans sound - driving Hammond organ, Northern Soul and house-influenced rhythms, swaggering guitars and Tim Burgess’s sunny yet somehow yearning vocal - is instantly recognisable. And in spite of everything they have been through, their music is now more relevant than ever.
Celebrate with them at the O2 Academy in Birmingham on Saturday, November 27. For tickets
www.academymusicgroup.com
MODERN FOLK’S FINEST
X-Factor contestant Lucy Spraggan makes an appearance at the Empire in Coventry this month. The singer-songwriter has had 4 top 40 albums, toured all over the
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Gary lives in his dead Nan’s house with his sister Tash, her son Kaylied and a family of ten foxes he’s befriended. In this new show Gary’s inviting you round to his place, where he’ll be joined by his sister Tash, Jimmy, the 79-year-old father of Tash’s deceased boyfriend, and best mate Barry Mullet, Gary’s best pal and neighbour who relocated from Scotland three years ago “because we all make mistakes”.
See Gary and his friends on Saturday, November 20 at Redditch Palace Theatre. For tickets visit
www.redditchpalacetheatre.co.uk
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