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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LIVE: Two Gallants @ Night & Day Café, Manchester 22/7/11
July 30th, 2011 SimonBland Two Gallants reunite and return to Manchester. Here’s what you missed…
Posted in Featured, Live, Reviews Tags: Abner Jay, Adam Stephens, Broken Eyes, Cover, Despite What You've Been Told, Drum, Fans, Guitar, I'm So Depressed, Journalist, Las Cruces Jail, Live, Live Review, Long Summer Day, Manchester, new songs, Night & day cafe, Night and Day Cafe Manchester, North, Northern Noise, Nothing To You, reformed, Seems Like Home To Me, Simon Bland, Steady Rollin', The Blacker The Berry, The Throes, Two Gallants, Two Years, Tyson Vogel, What The Toll Tells No Comments »
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 »
