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Feb 21, 2016

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Two weeks after the release of his second album ‘Gamble For A Rose’, King Charles captured Brighton with his newest tunes. Produced by Marcus Mumford the influence is evident in the sound and was perfect for a Sunday evening mood.

Opening with ‘Loose Change For The Boatman’ Charles captivated the audience from the start. He held the room’s attention with a strong guitar solo in the middle of ‘The Brightest Lights’ and perfected the 14th of February feel with ‘Carry Me Away’.

King Charles, The Haunt, Sunday 14th February 2016
Photos by Sarah Caust

Feb 21, 2016

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