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They Might Be Giants are coming to the UK in November!

Published

2 years ago

March 7, 2023

Don Reed

Grammy award-winners and alt-rock legends, They Might Be Giants are returning to the UK with shows in Manchester, Leeds, Nottingham, Bristol and London this November.

On the heels of 70 sold-out shows in the US, They Might Be Giants are extending their “Evening with” show including their breakthrough album Flood into the United Kingdom. Tickets for ‘An Evening With They Might Be Giants: Flood, BOOK and Beyond’ are on general now via: https://myticket.co.uk/artists/they-might-be-giants

The two sets span early favourites to songs from their new, Grammy-nominated album BOOK. Joined by their barn-burning live band including the Tricerachops Horns, this once-in-a-lifetime show is guaranteed to delight.

No opener! They Might Be Giants’ performance starts approximately one hour after doors open.

Tour dates

November 2023

Tues 14 Manchester O2 Ritz

Wed 15 Leeds Beckett Students Union

Thurs 16 Nottingham Rock City

Fri 17 Bristol O2 Academy

Sat 18 London Roundhouse

For tickets go to https://myticket.co.uk/artists/they-might-be-giants

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Archbishop of York, Stephen Cottrell, Enjoys Warm Hospitality at Veronique Heights in Kumasi

Published

4 weeks ago

November 22, 2024

Skbeatz Records

The Archbishop of York, Stephen Cottrell, and his wife, Rebecca, recently spent a weekend at Veronique Heights in Kumasi, Ghana. Veronique Heights, known for its comfortable and welcoming environment, hosted the couple during their stay. Archbishop Cottrell is one of the top leaders in the Church of England and plays a major role in spreading messages of faith and unity.

The Archbishop shared his appreciation for the excellent service and warm hospitality provided by the team at Veronique Heights. He thanked the CEO, Naa Hemaa Sarhene , and her staff for making their stay enjoyable.

This visit highlights the importance of Veronique Heights as a top choice for high-profile guests in Kumasi. It also shows how the Archbishop is building stronger connections between his church and different communities around the world.