We sit down with Two Gallants in the heart of Manchester’s Northern Quarter to discuss their reunion, folk rock and how fans might have helped re-write some of their songs…
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INTEVIEW: Two Gallants
August 2nd, 2011 
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Posted in Featured, Interviews, Live 
Tags: Adam Stephens, band, Duo, Fleet Foxes, folk, Folk Rock, Hiatus, influence, Influences, Interview, Journalist, Live, Manchester, New Album, new songs, Night & day cafe, Night and Day Cafe, Northern Noise, Northern Quarter, reform, review, San Francisco, Simon Bland, solo work, The Throes, Tour, Two Gallants, Tyson Vogel, UK Tour, What The Toll Tells, writing process 
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SLAM DUNK INTERVIEW: The Starting Line
June 1st, 2011 SimonBland We chat to The Starting Line’s guitarist Mike Watts during the band’s triumphant return to the UK…
Posted in Events, Featured, Interviews, News, Slam Dunk Festival 2011 Tags: 2011, band reform, Brian Schmutz, Frontman, gallery, Glasgow, Guitarist, Hiatus, Interview, Jager Stage, Kebabs, Kenny Vasoli, Luck, Manchester, Mike Golla, Mike Watts, new song, Pennysylvania, reunited, Slam Dunk, Slam Dunk Club Nights, Slam Dunk Leeds, Slam Dunk North, Steven Kenney, The Starting Line, Tom Gryskewicz, UK, vocalist No Comments »
SLAM DUNK PREVIEW: The Starting Line, Jager Stage, 6.50pm
May 28th, 2011 SimonBland Unsure what stage you should be at today. Let us advise you…
Posted in Events, Featured, News, Previews, Slam Dunk Festival 2011 Tags: Based on a True Story, Brand New, break up, Direction, Fall Out Boy, guitar hooks, Hiatus, Leeds, Lyrics, New Found Glory, Northern Nosie, only UK date, Over 5 Years, Pennyslyvania, Philadelphia, pop-punk, Say It Like You Mean It, sing along, Slam Dunk Festival 2011, Steven Kenney, Taking Back Sunday, The Best Of Me, The Starting Line, touring, USA No Comments »
