Review: PUP pack a punch at a sold-out Rainbow Cellar
With the release of ‘The Dream Is Over’ back in May, PUP garnered a reputation as one of the most vital acts around.
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With the release of ‘The Dream Is Over’ back in May, PUP garnered a reputation as one of the most vital acts around.
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Read moreThe gig affirmed that the early media attention is certainly well received and there is sure to be much more to come in the future from Declan McKenna.
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