YOU only had to look at the black and white photos of the band displayed on the screen behind them to realise how long the Moodys have been entertaining us.
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CONTROVERSIAL hip hop kings Public Enemy proved they are still as relevant in 2006 as they were 20 years ago with a ferocious show in Wolverhampton.
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IT is fitting that Paolo Nutini played at Birmingham's Sanctuary, drawing an enticing mix of intimacy and reverence from the grand location and great acoustics.
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ANDREA Bocelli is blessed with a voice which can touch the soul and he certainly touched a near sell-out audience at the NIA who gave the Tuscan tenor a well deserved, extended standing ovation.
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MISSY "Miss Demeanour" Elliott and her entourage rolled into town hot on the heels of American rapper Jay-z and instantly proved why she is still the world's top female hip hop artist.
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FINNISH post-hardcore merchants Disco Ensemble may be little known in the UK but their visit to Birmingham showed they are ready for the big time.
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BRAVO to the brains behind the Burntwood Wakes Festival for persuading Britain's best boogie band to headline last night's rock 'n' roll spectacular.
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