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by blueestaiPosted on5th March 2018BluesLeave a comment on Steamchicken Tour Begins at the Guildhall Theatre 23rd February 2018

Steamchicken Tour Begins at the Guildhall Theatre 23rd February 2018

“Strong of purpose, unbridled in energy… Steamchicken’s sound is a surprise to many, but a disappointment to none” There are plenty of good reasons to…

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by blueestaiPosted on8th January 20188th January 2018AcousticLeave a comment on Bella Gaffney- Heaven Knows – Album Review

Bella Gaffney- Heaven Knows – Album Review

Album: Heaven Knows With:  Bella Gaffney (Vocals and guitars, concertina, and more)              Lauren Deakin Davies (Bass guitar, keys and percussion)              Nick Hall (Backing…

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by blueestaiPosted on18th April 201719th April 2017AcousticLeave a comment on Andy Whitehouse & Guests at The Heeley Institute, Sheffield – Album Launch 24th March 2017

Andy Whitehouse & Guests at The Heeley Institute, Sheffield – Album Launch 24th March 2017

Some emotionally grey, but not dismal tones as Yorkshire local Andy Whitehouse launches his thoughtful solo piece in Sheffield. The Heeley Institute is a like…

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by blueestaiPosted on8th April 20178th April 2017Folk MusicLeave a comment on Steamchicken @ The Bury Met – 11 Mar – Album Launch

Steamchicken @ The Bury Met – 11 Mar – Album Launch

Steamchicken is a universally fun and energetic band boasting shamelessly soulful vocals and a catchy, booming brass-line. Chocks away! Somewhere between a smoky jazz outfit…

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by blueestaiPosted on6th March 20176th March 2017Album/EP ReviewsLeave a comment on Kate Dimbleby- Songbirds

Kate Dimbleby- Songbirds

Dimbleby successfully reflects a range of feelings and emotions in a decent and also unconventional album that has captured her mind’s eye. Introduction Armed without…

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Rob Lane's Ends and Starts
by blueestaiPosted on17th August 2016Album/EP ReviewsLeave a comment on Rob Lane – Ends and Starts (album review)

Rob Lane – Ends and Starts (album review)

Blues rock that warms the senses for Spring and gets the room moving in an optimistic, light-hearted manner Intro In taking a mild diversion from…

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by blueestaiPosted on16th August 201617th August 2016Folk MusicLeave a comment on Steamchicken@Shakespeares “A dynamic, captivating performance that stays in the mind”

Steamchicken@Shakespeares “A dynamic, captivating performance that stays in the mind”

Shakespeares’ Pub, Sheffield 2 April 2016 These chickens can play, in a dynamic, captivating performance that stays in the mind I have recently had the…

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