SEPTEMBER 2021

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Thursday 30th 'SETTING SONS'

Cheese and Grain, Frome

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OCTOBER 2021

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Friday 1st 'SOUND AFFECTS'

The Town Hall, Loughborough

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Saturday 2nd Lets Rock The Moor, Cookham Nick Billinghurst

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Sunday 3rd The Great British Alternative Festival Skegness

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Friday 8th 'SOUND AFFECTS'

Grand Central, Liverpool

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Friday 15th 'SOUND AFFECTS'

The Forum, Bath with Selector

 

Saturday 16th 'SOUND AFFECTS'

Cardiff Great Hall with Selector

 

Friday 22nd 'SOUND AFFECTS'

Victoria Hall Stoke with Selector

 

Saturday 23rd 'SOUND AFFECTS'

The Institute, Birmingham with Selector

 

Friday 29th  'SOUND AFFECTS'

Meca Swindon Hall with Selector

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Saturday 30th SOUND AFFECTS'

Guildford, G Live with Selector

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NOVEMBER 2021

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Friday 5th SOUND AFFECTS'

The Empire, Coventry with Selector

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Saturday 6th SOUND AFFECTS'

Leicester Academy with Selector

 

Friday 12th SOUND AFFECTS'

UEA Norwich with Selector

 

Sat 13th SOUND AFFECTS'

Nottingham, Rock City with Selector

 

Friday 19th SOUND AFFECTS'

William Aston Hall, Wrexham

 

Saturday 20th SOUND AFFECTS'

Wolverhampton Steel Mill with Selector

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Friday 26th 'SOUND AFFECTS'

Beckett Univercity, Leeds

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Saturday 27th SOUND AFFECTS'

The Spa, Scarborough

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DECEMBER 2021

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Friday 3rd 'SOUND AFFECTS'

The Assembley, Leamington Spa with Selector

 

Saturday 4th 'SOUND AFFECTS'

London, Indigo at the o2 with Selector

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Wednesday 8th 'SOUND AFFECTS'

The Apex, Bury St Edmunds

 

Friday 10th SOUND AFFECTS'

Cheltenham, Town Hall with Selector

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Saturday  11th SOUND AFFECTS'

Dorking, Dorking Halls with Selector

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Monday 13th SOUND AFFECTS'

Brighton, The Dome with Selector

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Wednesday 29th to Wednesday 5th January Bruce Unavailable

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JANUARY 2022

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Friday 7th SOUND AFFECTS'

Bedford, Corn Exchange with Selector

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Saturday 8th SOUND AFFECTS'

Peterborough, The Cresset with Selector

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Friday 14th SOUND AFFECTS'

The Hexagon, Reading with Selector

 

Saturday 15th SOUND AFFECTS'

Cambridge, Corn Exchange with Selector

 

Friday 21st SOUND AFFECTS'

York, Barbican with Selector

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Saturday 22nd SOUND AFFECTS'

Liverpool, Olympia with Selector

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Sunday 23rd SOUND AFFECTS'

The Ritz, Manchester

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Friday  28th SOUND AFFECTS'

Edinburgh, Usher Hall with Selector

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Saturday 29th SOUND AFFECTS'

Glasgow, Barrowlands with Selector

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FEBRUARY 2022

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Unavailable all Month

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MARCH 2022

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Dates to be advised

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APRIL 2022

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Friday 1st SOUND AFFECTS'

O2 Bournemouth

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Saturday 2nd SOUND AFFECTS'

The Great Hall, Exeter

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Thursday 7th SOUND AFFECTS'

Town Hall Warrington

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Friday  8th SOUND AFFECTS'

City Hall Hull

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Saturday 9th THE PUBLIC GETS WHAT THE PUBLIC WANTS

Holmfirth Picture Dome (Barney Vernon)

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Thursday 14th SOUND AFFECTS'

Arena, St Albans

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Friday 15th SOUND AFFECTS'

O2 Bristol

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Saturday 16th SOUND AFFECTS'

Town Hall , Oxford

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Thursday 21st SOUND AFFECTS'

White Rock, Hastings

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Friday 22nd SOUND AFFECTS'

Dreamland Margate

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Saturday 23rd SOUND AFFECTS'

Corn Exchange, Ipswich

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Friday  29th SOUND AFFECTS'

Boiler Shop, Newcastle

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Saturday 30th SOUND AFFECTS'

Engine Shed Lincoln

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MAY 2022

 

Tuesday 3rd “Thats Entertainment”

Crooked Billet, Stoke Row near Henley

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Wednesday 4th “Thats Entertainment”

Crooked Billet, Stoke Row near Henley

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Thursday 5th  “Thats Entertainment”

Crooked Billet, Stoke Row near Henley

 

Friday 13th “Thats Entertainment”

Milton Keynes, Stables

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Saturday 14th “Thats Entertainment”

Colchester, Arts Centre

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Thursday 19th “Thats Entertainment”

Ashford, Revelation at St. Marys

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Friday 20th “Thats Entertainment”

London, Cadogan Hall

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Saturday 21st “Thats Entertainment”

Walsall, Walsall Arena

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Thursday 26th “Thats Entertainment”

Yeovil, Octagon Theatre

 

Friday 27th  “Thats Entertainment”

The Lowther Pavillion, Lytham Reshed from December 2020

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Saturday 28th “Thats Entertainment”

Burnley, Mechanics

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Sunday 29th The Public Gets What The Public Wants

Breakout Festival Kircaldy (Resheduled from 2021)

 

JUNE 2022

 

Wednesday 1st “Thats Entertainment”

Gillingham

 

Thursday 2nd “Thats Entertainment”

Wimborne, The Tivoli

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Friday 3rd “Thats Entertainment”

Stroud, Subscription Rooms 

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Saturday 4th Festival booked to be advised (John Connor)

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Friday 10th Londonderry, Waterside Theatre

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Saturday 11th Belfast Limelight

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Saturday 25th Belgium Festival confirmed to be announced

 

JULY 2022

 

Saturday 2nd  'THE PUBLIC GETS WHAT THE PUBLIC WANTS'

Music at The Crossroads Festival, Hook Norton

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Monday 18th Thursday 28th  Bruce Unavailable

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Friday 29th South Beach Summer Session Reshed from Friday 30th July 2021

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AUGUST 2022

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Friday 5th Rebellion Festival Blackpool

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Saturday 6th Stone Valley North (JC)

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Friday 26th Stone Valley Midland (JC)

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Saturday 27th Happy Days Festival Esher Surrey

 

28th of August until the 13th September Bruce Unavailable

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SEPTEMBER 2022

 

1st to 13th Bruce Unavailable

 

14th Depart UK

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15th Sydney – arrive

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16th Sydney – Enmore Theatre

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17th Perth – Astor Theatre

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21st Adelaide – Gov

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23rd Auckland – Powerstation

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24th Wellington – San Fran

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25th Wellington – San Fran 2nd show

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29th Melbourne – Corner Hotel

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30th Brisbane – Tivoli

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October

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1st Brisbane – depart

 

OCTOBER 2022

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Friday 7th Dorking, Dorking Halls

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Saturday 8th Chepstow Racecourse Resheduled from April 2020

 

Thursday 13th Birmingham Town Hall

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Friday 14th Norwich UEA

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NOVEMBER 2022

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Friday 4th Coventry, The Empire

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Saturday 5th Manchester Academy 1

 

Thursday 17th Frome, Cheese and Grain

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Friday 18th Cheltenham, Town Hall

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Saturday 19th Cardiff, Great Hall

 

Friday 25th Stoke, Victoria Hall

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Saturday 26th Nottingham, Rock City

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DECEMBER 2022

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Thursday  1st Southampton, Engine Room

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Friday 2nd Guildford, G Live

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Saturday 3rd Brighton, Centre

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Thursday 8th Royal Leamington Spa, The Assembly

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Friday 9th London, Indigo at the o2

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JANUARY 2023

 

Friday 13th Bedford, Corn Exchange

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Saturday 14th Peterborough, The Cresset

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Thursday 19th Liverpool, Grand Central Hall

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Friday 20th Liverpool, Grand Central Hall

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Saturday 21st Cambridge, Corn Exchange

 

Saturday 28th Glasgow, Barrowlands

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FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT 

PETER BARTON

T 07712 628 366

Email peterbartonmanagement@gmail.com

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The Jam had amazing chart success with 18 singles and 7 albums to make the top 40 in the United Kingdom from their debut in 1977 to their break up in 1982. Their last 5 albums were all top ten hits and their last 8 singles made it into the top 10. Just Who Is the 5 O'Clock Hero? made the charts at no 8 as an import and remains the best-selling import singles of all time in the UK.

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THE BAND

 

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Bruce Foxton is a part of the English Rock and Roll establishment. A musician (born 1/9/1955 Woking, Surrey) who is most commonly recognised as the bass player in legendary bands The Jam and Stiff Little Fingers.

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In The Jam, he and drummer Rick Buckler were the driving force, power and rhythm section behind singer, guitarist, and songwriter Paul Weller. Bruce's versatility is evident, taking lead vocals on David Watts (The Kinks) and News Of The World, which was one from his catalogue of own compositions. Foxtons most notable work being Smithers-Jones, done with bass/guitar/drums for the B-side of When You're Young and later reworked with strings for the Setting Sons LP.

 

After The Jam split in '82, Foxton pursued a solo career. He had a hit with the single Freak and collaborated with other musicians, until he got the call from Stiff Little Fingers' Jake Burns, staying with with SLF for fifteen years, recording four albums, namely, Flags and Emblems, Get a Life, Tinderbox, and Guitar and Drum.

 

In 1994, Rick and Bruce collaborated on Our Story, a biography of their eventful and cherished years in The Jam. Bruce toured with Bruce Watson, Mark Brzezicki (Big Country) and Simon Townshend (The Who) in 2006 as The Casbah Club supporting The Who in the U.K and Europe promoting their new album Venustraphobia. Bruce is now touring again performing all the classic tracks he helped to create.

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Russel Hastings has been working with Bruce Foxton since 2006 when Russell and Rick Buckler were touring with The Gift which was formed in 2004.  Russell has been the only frontman to work with both Rick Buckler and Bruce Foxton since Paul Weller.  His passion and understanding of The Jam's history is second to none and has toured the world playing to packed houses of Jam fans for years.   The Jam fans have openly accepted Russell as the man that fills Paul's shoes admirably and respectfully!

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