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Live – Crowded House at Brighton Centre

October 13, 2024October 23, 2024Posted in Gig Gallery, Live Music

Crowded House at Brighton Centre, 12th October 2024

Rock giants Crowded House are out on the road again playing shows in the UK and Ireland on their Gravity Stairs tour. Mike Burnell was at Brighton Centre to capture last night’s show in pictures.

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Photos © Mike Burnell (iso400.com)

Published 13th October 2024

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