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Festival No. 0000749 · Est. 1998

D:Percussion 2005

D:Percussion 2005

D:Percussion 2005 - Manchester, UK
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D:Percussion 2005
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  • Alfie
  • Badly Drawn Boy
    Badly Drawn Boy was born on 2 October 1969. Plays alternative rock, chamber pop, indie folk, indie pop, indie rock.
  • Liam Frost
    Liam Frost was born in Manchester, United Kingdom.
  • Nine Black Alps
    Nine Black Alps formed in Manchester, United Kingdom, in 2003. Plays pop rock.
  • Stephen Fretwell
    Stephen Fretwell was born on 10 November 1981.
  • The Durutti Column
    The Durutti Column formed in Manchester, United Kingdom, in 1978. Plays ambient, art rock, dream pop, experimental rock, neoclassicism, new age, post-punk, post-rock.
  • The Longcut
    The Longcut formed in Manchester, United Kingdom, in 2002.