Here’s what we think of Frank Turner’s new one: England Keep My Bones…
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ON REPEAT: Frank Turner – England Keep My Bones
May 30th, 2011 
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Posted in Album Of The Week, Featured, Reviews 
Tags: 1000th show, 2011, Album review, England Keep My Bones, English Curse, Eulogy, Frank Turner, Glory Hallelujag, I Still Believe, Love Ire & Song, Manchester, Midori Lumsden, Night and Day Cafe, Nights Become Days, Northern Noise, One Foot Before The Other, Peggy Sang The Blues, Poetry of the Deed, review, Tour, UK Tour 
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LIVE: Frank Turner @ Night & Day Café, Manchester, 18/05/11
May 19th, 2011 SimonBland Punk folk singer Frank Turner arrives in Manchester for some sing-along schooling…
Posted in Events, Featured, Live, Reviews Tags: air harmonica, Ben Marwood, Bruce Springsteen, England Keep My Bones, English Curse, Frank Turner, I am Disappeared, I Knew Prufrock Before He Got Famous, Intimate, Leg clapping, Live, Manchester, New Album, new songs, Night & day cafe, Nights Become Days, Northern Noise, Peggy Sang The Blues, Stephen Skelly, The Ballad of Me and My Friends, The District Sleeps Alone Tonight, The Postal Service, The Real Damage, Thunder Road, Try This At Home No Comments »
NEWS: Details of Frank Turner’s new album and intimate UK tour
February 25th, 2011 SimonBland Folk punk hero Frank Turner has had a busy few months. Not only has he been putting the finishing touches on his latest album, but he’s also been planning an intimate tour of the UK. His new record, ‘England Keep My Bones’ is scheduled for a June 6th release and, as its title suggests, promises [...]
Posted in News Tags: acoustic, Brundanell Social Club, England Keep My Bones, English, folk, Frank Turner, Leeds, Manchester, New record, Night and Day Cafe, punk, UK Tour No Comments »
