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The new rock band set for Southampton after tour with massive live act (opens the original)
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They are the new Manchester band who play Southampton this autumn after finishing an arena tour with one of the country’s biggest live acts. Five-piece The Guest List played Victorious and Reading and Leeds festivals in the summer and are now set to support fellow Manchester act Courteeners after which the Altrincham band headline Papillon on Sunday November 22. Tickets are on sale now from theguestlist.band But it won’t be the first time members of the two groups have crossed paths, as one of T
Rockers to release their ode to Saints 'Be In That Number' (opens the original)
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A Southampton band are to release live versions of two songs that they played pitch side at St Mary’s stadium. Rock and roll four-piece Regent performed next to the Northam and Kingsland stands before the Saints’ 3-1 win against Birmingham City in the Championship last December. Now they are sharing a live version of their anthemic ode to The Saints, Be In That Number, and a second song, She Rocks My Soul, on Friday September 18. Southampton's Regent are releasing two tracks performed pitch side
Controversial hip hop act to open UK tour in Southampton (opens the original)
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A controversial hip hop act has announced Southampton as the first of twelve UK dates in November. Belfast trio Kneecap combine English and Irish language rap with abrasive electronic production and satirical spoken word, creating what critics call a confrontational style. It has earned them music industry acclaim but also disapproval from some commentators who regard themes, such as Irish reunification and pro-Palestinian messaging, as politically charged. READ MORE: Vicky McClure's daylight di
Victorious review - The Black Keys, Bastille, and Niles Rodgers star on Saturday (opens the original)
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Strong blustery winds were not enough to deter music fans at Victorious Festival on Saturday as The Black Keys and Bastille headlined the second day of the bank holiday weekend event. Legendary disco, soul and funk guitarist Nile Rogers described the weather during his early evening set as like “the opening hurricane in the Wizard of Oz”, but attendance numbers appeared largely unaffected with huge numbers also watching Dizzee Rascal, The Lottery Winners, The White Keys, Jessie J and Happy Monda
Victorious Festival review: Richard Ashcroft, The Vaccines and Cast rock day one (opens the original)
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The first of three days of Victorious Festival saw two big headline acts wow music fans. Up to 80,000 people were on Southsea Common on Friday to see Richard Ashcroft and dance legends Faithless, plus other sets from Scissor Sisters, The Vaccines, Cast, The Coral, Pixie Lott, The Royston Club and Rudimental. Hampshire stars Crystal Tides, Marley Blandford and Jerry Williams also appeared at the UK’s biggest metropolitan festival, in sunny, but blustery weather. Bon Jovi rocked St Mary's Stadium
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