Admit one · Venue No. 0011992
Cheltenham Town Hall
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The Amy Winehouse BandThu, 12 Nov 2026● -
Russell KaneThu, 17 Dec 2026●
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Marcus BrigstockeThu, 17 Dec 2026●
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Maisie AdamWed, 24 Feb 2027●
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Ed GambleThu, 01 Apr 2027●
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Francis RossiFri, 23 Apr 2027●
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Ward ThomasSat, 22 May 2027●
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Scott BennettSat, 26 Jun 2027●
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A guest 40% for Gong · Sun, 23 Nov 1975
I was there on 23/11/75 It was all a bit confusing as due to a minor injury (to Hillage?) we were told that gong would be playing 2nd heading to Clearlight,. Whatever, in the end members of both bands did a combined jam for the finale, but it was just a cocophany of over amplified noise to my youthful ears. Most notable moments were Hillage on guitar (if it was actually him, I’d had a few pints by then) when he eventually made an appearance as he appeared to get high on his own sounds if you could separate them out . Then the blissful relative silence I think it may have been Babaloni Yoni who leaned towards the crowd and struck her triangle with a single note (to clear the energy channels perhaps). I prefer listening from their apparently well recorded period LPs, but would love to see Hillage doing his solo glissando guitar thing today.
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