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Caitlin Rose, Mon 25th Feb

Dec 25, 2012
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Posted by Steve Clements

Nashville firecracker Caitlin Rose swaggers into town again with a maverick attitude to rival any of her male outlaw counterparts and a selection of songs designed to break your heart or bust your head. One minute she’s Patsy Cline reincarnated, the next she’s the person at the back who’s drunk too much and just wants everyone to be happy. Still in her early 20s, she’s a captivating performer who should transform the venue into a last chance saloon for country loving cowpokes.

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