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Brit-rock darlings, Skunk Anansie finished the Bank holiday with a bang with an absolute belter of a show at the Brighton Dome. Late support was provided by the rather excellent, Nova Twins a last-minute replacement to the advertised Queen Zee.
Brit-rock darlings, Skunk Anansie finished the Bank holiday with a bang with an absolute belter of a show at the Brighton Dome. Late support was provided by the rather excellent, Nova Twins a last-minute replacement to the advertised Queen Zee. There’s a full review here over on the Brighton and Hove News site and below you can see the night in pictures!
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