Slice of Life play Brighton, with Andy T, 26 October 2013

Date: May 14, 2013Author: Rich Cross 0 Comments

Steve Ignorant’s new acoustic project Slice of Life (with Carol Hodge and Pete Wilson), with support from Andy T, play The Blind Tiger Club, 52-54 Grand Parade, Brighton on Saturday 26 October 2013, from 7pm, entrance £6.

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