Bristol Beacon
Sparks at Bristol Beacon
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Photo: Steve Muscutt•First in MusoMuso 
Photo: Steve Muscutt•First in MusoMuso 
Photo: Steve Muscutt•First in MusoMuso 
Photo: Steve Muscutt•First in MusoMuso 
Photo: Steve Muscutt•First in MusoMuso 
Photo: Steve Muscutt•First in MusoMuso 
Photo: Steve Muscutt•First in MusoMuso
ALDOUS HARDING at BRISTOL BEACON
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It was a New Zealand double bill with Vera Ellen supporting HardingPhoto: Matt Barnes•First in Bristol24/7 
The indie-folk songwriter is touring in her support of latest album Train on the IslandPhoto: Matt Barnes•First in Bristol24/7
MANIC STREET PREACHERS at BRISTOL BEACON
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The Manics celebrated the release of their 15th studio album Critical ThinkingPhoto: Matt Barnes•First in Bristol24/7 
Nobody quite does euphoric despair as well as the Manics doPhoto: Matt Barnes•First in Bristol24/7 
The thing with Manics fans is they know it all – they are obsessedPhotographer unknown•First in Bristol24/7
The Darkness at Bristol Beacon
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Photo: Matt Barnes•First in MusoMuso 
Photo: Matt Barnes•First in MusoMuso 
Photo: Matt Barnes•First in MusoMuso 
Photo: Matt Barnes•First in MusoMuso 
Photo: Matt Barnes•First in MusoMuso 
Photo: Matt Barnes•First in MusoMuso 
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Photo: Matt Barnes•First in Bristol24/7 
Photo: Matt Barnes•First in Bristol24/7
BEANS ON TOAST at BRISTOL BEACON
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William Crighton is an ARIA award-winning musician from AustraliaPhoto: Matt Barnes•First in Bristol24/7 
Beans has been a staple on the circuit for many years and is adept at working a crowdPhoto: Matt Barnes•First in Bristol24/7 
One song inspires an impromptu dance and acrobatics performance from two crowd membersPhoto: Matt Barnes•First in Bristol24/7
SQUID at BRISTOL BEACON
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Martha Skye Murphy’s solo piano-led performance filled the stage and enchanted the crowdPhoto: Matt Barnes•First in Bristol24/7 
Squid opened the set with tracks from their newest album, which has been critically acclaimed on releasePhoto: Matt Barnes•First in Bristol24/7 
A Squid show is all about that ‘crazy energy’ and typically ends with a fan dancing happily with a squid hat on their headPhoto: Matt Barnes•First in Bristol24/7
INTERPOL at BRISTOL BEACON
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The band, celebrating the 20th anniversary of their album Antics, are at home in this environmentPhoto: Matt Barnes•First in Bristol24/7 
Paul Bank’s voice has lost none of its sheen and guitarist Daniel Kessler is still moved by the musicPhoto: Matt Barnes•First in Bristol24/7
FUTURE ISLANDS at BRISTOL BEACON
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Joon got the crowd going with her own brand of synth-popPhoto: Matt Barnes•First in Bristol24/7 
Joon joined the band onstage once again for ShadowsPhoto: Matt Barnes•First in Bristol24/7
PIP BLOM at BRISTOL BEACON
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ROISIN MURPHY at BRISTOL BEACON
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THIS IS THE KIT at BRISTOL BEACON
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