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Review - Romeo Stodart & Ren Harvieu, Lighthouse, Poole (opens the original)
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FILE THIS under unexpectedly good, heartwarming, life-affirming even. She is the quirky, beautifully voiced singer who was signed at 18 and so nearly made it big time back in 2012 with her top five breakthrough album Open Up Your Arms. He is the gentle, self-effacing great big, but diminutive, bear of a man, the lead singer and songwriter from popular and acclaimed sibling hitmakers The Magic Numbers. Chalk and cheese it seems, but no, there is chemistry there. They met after he saw her performi
Review - Grace Petrie, Lighthouse, Poole (opens the original)
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HAVING only ever previously encountered Grace Petrie in festival situations, here was an excellent chance to catch the singer-songwriter’s full theatre set. In fact, it was two sets – the first half showcasing her folk roots with a solo set, followed by a full band blowout of career-defining favourites. Difficult to categorise, Petrie (that’s ‘pee-tree’, not ‘pet-ree’) is a sort of one-person protest movement, a female Frank Turner who is somehow full of swagger and vulnerability simultaneously.
Review - Freya Ridings at Lighthouse, Poole (opens the original)
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Probably best known for her 2017 breakthrough hit Lost Without You, although seemingly not really a household name, singer-songwriter Freya Ridings still virtually filled Lighthouse’s Concert Hall. One mustn’t underplay her success story though as that top 10 single has been streamed more than 450 million times on Spotify and her most popular 10 songs are all into the millions. The BRIT School graduate and BRIT-award nominated artiste was in Poole touring her third album Mother Of Pearl which wa
REVIEW: Purbeck Valley Folk Festival 2026 (opens the original)
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THERE is always some rain at the friendliest festival going so it was inevitable, despite the blistering summer we’ve just experienced, that a deluge would occur. Thus, it felt quite nostalgic – and a little novel for 2026 – to be sitting in the Big Barn on Friday afternoon watching it teem down outside. Luckily, it didn’t last and also dampened down the dust, to make Saturday and Sunday perfect festival days, even too hot at some points by the Fire Stage. Purbeck Valley Folk Festival – at Purbe
REVIEW: Poole Harbour Festival going from strength to strength (opens the original)
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Poole Harbour Festival, this year celebrating its 10th anniversary, is going from strength to strength – and if it gets much bigger it will burst out of its Baiter site. The three-day event began life with a bunch of tribute acts and has now grown into a major attraction for thousands of people. Big name bands (albeit mostly with a heyday 20 years ago) take centre stage, along with a dance tent, funfair, children’s activities and a plethora of varied food outlets. Tribute acts still proliferate,
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