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rosebud2001 Beyoncé - I Am Tour 2009: ... have never really "got" Beyoncé - I found her band Destiny s Child a little on the dull side - although to be fair when they were at their peak I was in my thirties and embracing motherhood so songs like "Bootylicious" didn t really speak to me. I was very much aware of their lead singer however, and when she released the solo single, "Crazy in Love" I have to say I was impressed. Bor...
Read the full review: I Am...Very Impressed by rosebud2001
 

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Musical Events - Stereophonics live Stereophonics live
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Musical Events - Cardiff International Arena Cardiff International Arena
Musical Events / Mary Ann Street Cardiff CF1 2EQ
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Brixton Academy Brixton Academy
Musical Events / 211 Stockwell Road Brixton SW9
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Musical Events - Notting Hill Carnival Notting Hill Carnival
26th-28th August 2000. The largest arts / Musical Events / street festival in Europe and in Carnival terms is second only to Rio. It takes place yearly on the last weekend of August. The first one took place in 1964 and it originated from the arrival of the Trinidadians in Great Britain, remembering their ...
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The Carling Weekend (Leeds) in General The Carling Weekend (Leeds) in General
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Musical Events - Ozzfest 2002 Ozzfest 2002
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V2001 (Staffordshire) V2001 (Staffordshire)
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Musical Events - Wembley Arena (London) Wembley Arena (London)
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Sonisphere Festival Sonisphere Festival
Musical Events / Outdoor music festival with numerous big band names.
overall rating  3 reviews
 
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Farting+Weasel Free & Co
... and Co, a tribute to Free and Bad Company. The Wharf, Tavistock, Devon. 15/08/09 Tickets £8 in advance or £10 on the door. Waveydavey? Are you there? This one s for you dude. I m a bit late getting this done. Sorry. Tribute bands. What ever you think, they re here to stay. Some hate em, others love em. Me? Well I can see both sides of the argument. To some they are just cover bands. The sort of nothing-special outfits that used to haunt the working men s club circuit, getting paid for two 45 minute sets book-ending the bingo session. If they were liked, folk d be up dancing for the second to last number of the second set. If they weren t they wer...
Read the full review: Free and Co, a tribute to Free and Bad Company. by Farting Weasel
AmyAmy Jane McDonald Live
... in 2007 I discovered the television phenomenon that is Loose Women. It is a show that I connected with instantly and felt that the rapport I had with my TV set was just as strong as that the ladies on the panel had. One of these delightful panellists is Yorkshire lass Jane McDonald. Since starring on The Cruise , Jane s voice has become known all over. She has a great vocal range with almighty lungs that will take any song by storm. Combining these factors with her wonderful sense of humour makes Jane such an asset to Loose Women. I d seen her briefly outside ITV studios but running behind schedule, she didn t have time to stop. However that quick few seconds I saw ...
Read the full review: Even Now, I'm still excited! by AmyAmy
getinmyson Glastonbury Music Festival
... Festival, 40 years old in 2010, is a national institution. But is it worth the title of best festival in the world? Well, its certainly the biggest in the UK, in capacity and in size. The sheer scale of it is mind blowing, and when viewed from one of the surrounding hills at night, there is no other way to describe than a small town glowing with a myriad of lights. With loads of stages, tents, stalls and fields there is to much to explore in one weekend, literally. The music itself is always excellent, with an eccletic mix of old and new, with many bands looking to make headlines with extra special performances. The iconic pyramid stage is an excellent ven...
Read the full review: Is Glastonbury the best festival in the world? by getinmyson
 
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