22 November 2009
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Xfm Winter Wonderland:
The Cribs + Liam Fray + Echo & the Bunnymen + Frank Turner + Delphic + Liam Frost

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At Manchester University (Manchester Academy 1,2,3,4 & Club), Manchester
Tuesday, 8 December 2009
From 7:00pm
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The Cribs

The Cribs

The Cribs, from Wakefield, Yorkshire, have combined a natural pop sensibility with a love of rock and roll, and produced a slew of thrilling well written songs in the process. At gigs these songs are delivered with real passion, and the band always puts on a good show.

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Liam Fray

Lead singer and songwriter of The Courteeners.

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Echo & the Bunnymen

Echo & the Bunnymen

Eighties indie heroes whose majestic songwriting haunted a generation of bedsits and student pads. Re-formed in 1997, and still fronted by the inimitable Ian McCulloch, there's every cause to celebrate the Bunnymen's return.

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Frank Turner

Frank Turner

Million Dead singer turned folk troubador Frank Turner. His solo career began where Million Dead left off, and since then he has achieved cult status as a singer-songwriter. Dive Dive have often served has his backing band and appear on his records, and Chris T-T is now also a backing musician for Turner. In March 2008, he released Love, Ire and Song, his second album, to fantastic acclaim.

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Delphic

Delphic

Possibly the most exciting new band to come out of Manchester, Delphic's sound straddles genres, flowing between the stadium britpop of Oasis and the electro-pop of New Order, with a taste of Klaxons - 'electronic music played with a full band setup', as they describe it. Driving, tumultuous and emotive, this is a new chapter in Manchester music.

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