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Northampton’s Fountain Release Explosive New Single ‘Itch’ Ahead of Debut EP and UK Tour

Northampton’s emerging rock powerhouse, Fountain, returns with their latest single, ‘Itch’, an electric burst of garage rock released on October 18th. This track is a thrilling preview of the band’s upcoming debut EP, ‘Talking To Ghosts’, set to drop on November 15th, and it coincides with the announcement of Fountain’s first-ever UK headline tour. Produced […]

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Brighton’s Canned Pineapple Unveil Fizzing New Single ‘Jessie Met Jane’ & Announce New EP ‘Big Break’

Following a year of highlights including the bands debut US gigs and heavy support from Radio X, Brighton based quartet Canned Pineapple return with a new dose of their infectious fuzzy, vintage, pop-rock sound with ‘Jessie Met Jane’. The single comes with the announcement of the band’s anticipated upcoming EP ‘Big Break’. With Irish frontman […]

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David Gilmour announces two rehearsal concerts in Brighton

Following the release of David Gilmour’s Luck and Strange, his critically acclaimed first new album in nine years, this week, has been an announcement which reminds us of 2015. Today, Gilmour has announced two very special rehearsal performances at the Brighton Centre on the south coast of England, on September 20th (Evening) (https://www.brain-damage.co.uk/2024-david-gilmour-tour-zone/september-20th-brighton-centre-brighton-en.html) and 21st (Matinee) (https://www.brain-damage.co.uk/2024-david-gilmour-tour-zone/september-21st-brighton-centre-brighton-en.html). Each show will be limited to just 1500 people. Many of you will remember that in 2015, Gilmour performed what was called a “preview show” at the same venue, which had been used for production rehearsals, and the Brighton Centre obviously worked well as a facility to get the show into its final shape, hence these newly announced concerts. Tickets for the shows are £30, and to be in with a chance to get them, fans will need to have
purchased a copy of Luck and Strange from the official David Gilmour UK store (https://store-uk.davidgilmour.com) by 8am, Monday, September 16th. This will give the chance for first access to the available tickets. Those who have already ordered from the store will also be included. Visit that website to get full details of terms and conditions of the ticketing process. The shows will offer an exclusive preview of David’s forthcoming live performances in Rome, London, Los Angeles, and New York.