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great venue, could get close to the stage or sit back and relax. Only issue was that merch was cash only.

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Review of Lee Scratch Perry's Special Birthday Show!

Review of Lee Scratch Perry\'s Special Birthday Show!

I actually didn't go because I couldn't find my ticket information and wish there was an option to have tickets posted to home address

both bands, Dare & FM where top drawer last night. 2 greatly underestimated bands of today.

Review of FM

Dare were excellent. There seemed to be a few sound issues but when your essentially playing in the equivalent of an underground car park with a low ceiling this is to be expected I suppose. That said, Dare are a great set of musicians with an awesome catalogue of rockier and soulful music with a celtic edge. Their lyricDarren has a great voice and really delivers, especially on their newer material where it sounds just like the studio.

FM, really are in a higher league with the quality of their sound, clean, clear with SOs amazing voice. They are what they are now, but the quality of their musicianship really deserves to be played in better venues than this. The good thing is though, they don't really seem to care, they just hit their standards irrespective of where they play. One thing I have noticed though is that Jim Kirkpatrick seems to have become more comfortable in the band. I've always thought he looks a bit agitated, nervous even, (not that his playing ever reflects this) last night though he played like he was the main man in a rock band and the show was all the better for it. Set list was great. I always hope for Dangerous, been lucky on this once or twice. It says something about their back catalogue now though, when they can leave out Frozen Heart and American girls.

Review of The Nimmo Brothers & The Stumble 

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LiVe music Venue inside Preston Guild Hall & a LiVe Promotions company, organising gigs & shows in Multiple Venues. on behalf of Preston Guild Hall.  

Previous Acts: The Cribs, White Lies, Happy Mondays, Busted, The Levellers, The Strypes, Cabbage, Lee Scratch Perry, Embrace, Starsailer, Louis Berry, Suggs, Superhans, Twisted Wheel, Soul II Soul, Bad Manners, Lancashire Hotpots, Rebecca Fergusson,  Martha Reeves & the Vandellas, Wire, Billie Marten, Walter Trout, Idles, The Blinders, Inheaven, Billie Marten,  From the Jam, The house of Love, Mr Scruff, Hayseed Dixie, Sugarhill Gang, Ian Hunter, Wheatus,  Evil Blizzard, The Skids, Big Country... An much much more! 
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Venues we book into include: 
Preston Guild Hall: 2750 Cap, Preston Guild Hall: 1500 Cap, Preston Guild Hall: 800-1000 Cap, Charter Theatre: 706 Cap, LiVe Venue: 550 Cap, 53 Degrees: 400 Cap, The Ferret: 200 Cap 

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