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Kate Nash, Thurs 28th June

Jun 27, 2012
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Posted by Amy Jo McLellan

With Lily Allen allegedly returning to the studio, many are expecting a revival of 2007’s spoken-word Britpop. However Kate Nash seems to be breaking away from all that. Her last show in the city saw breakthrough hit ‘Foundations’ omitted from her set list in favour of a load of riot grrrl-influenced material. This return to Brighton could make or break her local reputation. Who will she alienate and who will she win over? Either way, if she doesn’t play a certain song, somebody will leave grumbling.

Jun 27, 2012
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Amy Jo McLellan is a contributor to SOURCE. She's been writing about music since 2010, reviewing releases and interviewing various artists. She became a featured writer for Buzznet.com after winning their 2011 'Summer of Buzz' contest. Since then, she's regularly written articles as one of their official music bloggers while continuing her studies. She's a regular gig goer and always knows who's playing where and when.
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