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Live – Clutch at Brighton Dome

November 17, 2022November 17, 2022Posted in Gig Gallery, Live Music

Clutch at Brighton Dome, 16th November 2022

Sharing their new album Sunrise on Slaughter Beach with the world, Clutch are part way through a huge list of tour dates. Last night the US rock quartet stopped off to entertain the crowds at a packed Brighton Dome – gallery from the show from Mike Burnell below…

© Mike Burnell iso400.com
© Mike Burnell iso400.com

Photos © Mike Burnell (iso400.com)

17th November 2022

 

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