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Triple Helping of Rock Joy at The Fleece Bristol

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Triple Helping of Rock Joy at The Fleece Bristol

8th March 20188th March 2018 Liz Aiken 0 Comments Ain’t Always Easy, Bernie Marsden, Black Magic, Bristol, Chris Davis, Dale Tonks, Dennis Holm, Erik Sandin, Gibson, Jared James Nicholls, Karl Selickis, Kieron Conroy, PRS Guitar, Rich Moss, Robyn Haycock, Spinefarm Records, Starting Gun, Stone Broken, The Bad Flowers, The Fleece, Tome Leighton

After the disappointment of the show being postponed in Pontypridd by snow and a Red weather warning, there were no

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Bluesdoodles Live Shows in England 2017

6th December 2017 Liz Aiken 0 Comments Bath, Bilston, Bluesdoodles gigs 2017, Bristol, Colston Hall, Marble Factory, O2 Academy, The Fleece, The Forum, The Tunnels, thunderbolt

Bluesdoodles Live Shows in England 2017 Bluesdoodles Live Shows in England 2017 – Throughout 2017 Liz and Kevin travelled to hear good music

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July Arrives with Live Music King King & Bad Touch

3rd July 20173rd July 2017 Liz Aiken 0 Comments Alan Nimmo, Bad Touch, Blues-Rock, Bob Fridezma, Bristol, Daniel Seekings, Exile & Grace, George Dewry, King KIng, Lindsay Coulson, Michael Bailey, Reaching For The Light, Rob Glendinning, rock, southern Rock, Standing in th eShadows, Stevie Westwood, The Fleece, Truth Be Told, Wayne Proctor

July Arrives with Live Music King King & Bad Touch The anticipation had been growing day by day as

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Read Why Tonight Glenn Hughes was pure Gold as he Resonated across The Fleece

3rd February 20173rd February 2017 Liz Aiken 0 Comments Bristol, Glenn Hughes, Jay Doe, Pontus Engborg, Resonate, rock, Soren Andersen, Stone Broken, The Fleece, The Fleece Bristol

Read Why Tonight Glenn Hughes was pure Gold as he Resonated across The Fleece Glenn Hughes was pure Gold as

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