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The Murder Capital

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Y Not Festival
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Y Not Festival reveal huge names for 2023

Y Not Festival have revealed their first wave of acts for 2023! Triumphantly returning last year after two years away, the sixteenth edition of the North’s essential music festival is back on 28th - 30th July. Headlining this summer are award-winning alternative duo Royal Blood, rock giants Kasabian, legendary musician Paul Weller, plus Ivor Novello winners Bombay Bicycle Club will get the party started early on Thursday.
Independent Venue Week
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Independent Venue Week – 10th Anniversary

Independent Venue Week kicks off on Monday 30th January through to Sunday 5th February, featuring shows from Suede, Young Fathers, The Murder Capital, Anna Meredith, Philip Selway, beabadoobee, Amber Arcades, Adwaith, Benefits, The Unthanks, The Pretenders and many many more! Marking their 10th anniversary, more than 300 UK venues will host hundreds of gigs and events in the UK’s biggest celebration of independent live music!
The Murder Capital
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The Murder Capital share new single ‘Return My Head’

"Return My Head" is perhaps the most visceral of the singles released so far, an immediate, direct slice of alt-rock that delivers both aggression and melody paired to a lyrical motif that slots firmly into the sense of reinvention surrounding the album as a whole, opening as it does with the following: "I had to realign, To begin, To survive."
Kasabian
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Truck Festival – Hill Farm, Oxfordshire

Truck Festival returned after a three year absence, owing to he obvious cancellations due to the COVID restrictions we have all experienced over these last few years. This year saw the festival celebrating its 25th birthday and man did it throw one hell of a party for the 25,000 revellers that descended on Hill Farm in Oxfordshire!