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The Blagabond to give acoustic set – and share their story – at The Hub in Newtown

Phil Creighton by Phil Creighton
Friday, July 15, 2022 6:05 am
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Live music will be enjoyed by visitors of South Hill Park this Sunday afternoon. Picture: PIxabay

Live music will be enjoyed by visitors of South Hill Park this Sunday afternoon. Picture: PIxabay

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LIVE ACOUSTIC music will be heard in Newtown next week.

Community centre The Hub is welcoming Peter Burt, the host of its Listen Up Show on The Hub Radio.

He will interview The Blagabond about his journey in music, before performing a short set to an intimate audience.

The solo singer is a self-taught guitarist and, by day, a plumber. His songs are inspired by real-life experience.

The event takes place from 5pm on Thursday, July 21, and tickets cost £5.98.

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