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Don Henley - downloadAlbum: Inside Job
Don Henley - downloadAlbum: Actual Miles
Don Henley - downloadAlbum: An Eagle Out East
Don Henley - downloadAlbum: The End Of Innocence
Don Henley - downloadAlbum: Building The Perfect Beast
Don Henley - downloadAlbum: I Can't Stand Still
Don Henley - downloadAlbum: Enjoy Every Sandwich: The Songs Of Warren Zevon
NewsLondon club FROG to closeLondon indie club FROG is to close after three years. The club, which finishes on June 30, has featured the likes of Babyshambles, Kaiser Chiefs, Razorlight, Klaxons and CSS as part of their Saturday night live entertainment. The last FROG nights at London venue The Mean Fiddler will feature Paramore (June 9), a CSS DJ set and Captain Black (16), The More Assured (23) - and, on the final night (June 30), Kid Harpoon. The club's runners promise to return "with a new form of forward thinking party" in the autumn. The Twang rock Jersey Live The Twang played a high-octane set tonight (September 1) at the Jersey Live festival. The atmosphere on the festival site previous to their 20:30 GMT performance had been polite and sedate, bar the tail end of a set from The Enemy, which got the crowd dancing. But Phil Etheridge and his band induced mass dancing and cheering as 10,000 fans sang along to hits such as 'Wide Awake' and 'Two Lovers'. As The Enemy's singer Tom Clarke had done during his bands earlier set at the festival, The Twang's singer Phil Etheridge acknowledged the sedate atmosphere, saying, "Let's speed the fucking pace up a bit, you know?" before leading his band through 'Wide Awake'. His gear-up worked, and during the song the crowd shifted up a gear with mass dancing. During the song a fan passed a large Twang flag to Etheridge, who waved it around victoriously. The set ended with a celebratory rendition of 'Cloudy Room', which left the fans cheering for more as Etheridge led his band off-stage after their 40-minute show came to a close. |
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