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harry and the howlers

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Why the Birmingham music scene is better than you think

November 7, 2018November 7, 2018 Samuel Lambeth B-Town, Birmingham, Bryony Williams, Echo Beach!, harry and the howlers, Liquid Cheeks, Mayday, Music scene, P.E.T., The Taboo Club

Think Birmingham is solely dedicated to the Dadrock of Ocean Colour Scene and the beach-tinged perfection of Peace? Think again, my friend.

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Sonic Gun Weekender
*birmingham* 

Sonic Gun presents a weekender of the best in Birmingham music

July 22, 2018 Sophie Hack Bad Girlfriend, castle and falcon, cave girl, Echo Beach!, harry and the howlers, harry jordan, History of Sex, Ivory Wave, karkosa, PET, Riscas, sleepy heads, Social State, sonic gun, Spilt Milk Society, Sugarthief, Swim Deep, The Assist, The Cosmics, The Good Water, the novus, The Surrenders, Violet, Wolfgang Harte

Sonic Gun concerts are bringing not one, not two, but three days of Birmingham’s best new music, including RISCAS, Ivory Wave and Harry Jordan.

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