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Two Edinburgh Fringe previews for just £10?! In this economy? You're welcome. https://www.designmynight.com/leeds/whats-on/comedy/simon-caine-no-money-in-the-bank-edfringe-preview-sheffield?t=ticketsAbout the shows - No Money in the Bank presents:Nobody Likes You When You're 33Thom Bee & Andrew Marsh don’t know what to do now they’re 20s are over. They’re getting old, damnit. But they’re not going to worry about it, not now, because one thing still keeps this duo young. The angst ridden world of pop-punk. Nobody Likes You When You’re 33 is a show that takes their favourite music, and distorts it through a new lens, focussing on all the small things, to how these two can be they’re own worst enemy, to the misery business that is ageing. So you better make damn sure you join Thom & Andrew on this bizarre musical voyage.Simon Caine: Every Room becomes a Panic Room When you overthink enoughSimon Caine is interested in the stories we tell ourselves vs the stories other people hear. Why do we always cast ourselves in the best part in all our stories when we share them online? And what's the truth behind them? A new show looking at our relationship with happiness and social media in an age where attention seems to be wanted over personal growth. Where experiences are only as valuable as the number of likes they get and where anxiety seems to be everywhere and I'm sure there's no link between these things. About SimonSimon Caine has been performing stand up for over 7 years. He’s done over 1,000 gigs and has done 2 Edinburgh Fringe solo shows (full runs) as well as 2 subsequent national tours. This will be his third solo show.Here’s a list of awards he’s come close to winning: finalist in the Laughing Horse New Act (2014), Reading New Act Competition (2012), You Must Be Joking (2011) as well as a two-time finalist at the London Comedy Store Gong Show.Quotes from industry / comedians / writers about Simon -“You’re a more authentic John Oliver” - comedian Doug Stanhope“That was awesome. I liked it… I don’t know why. But it was great. I’ll have you back” – Mike Manera (Piccadilly Comedy Club)“What you’re doing is great… the problem is nobody understands it.” – Iain Coyle (Dave TV Comedy Commissioner)“This is one of the few comedians to make me howl with laughter this year…” – comedian Adam BloomTL;DRVenue - Cellar Theatre, SheffieldWhen? March 2nd 2019Time? 7pm doors. 7.30pm start. Finish - 10pmCost - £10 https://www.designmynight.com/leeds/whats-on/comedy/simon-caine-no-money-in-the-bank-edfringe-preview-sheffield?t=tickets

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Surely a bit of grit adds to the venues appeal.

HOPE Wrestling return to Davy's Sporting Club on Prince of Wales Road on Friday night. Should be a good show.

So Ten Years After are bringing out a new album to celebrate their 50th anniversary, their first new material with their current singer, Marcus Bonfanti. They've already released a song from the album; Suranne Suranne, which can be heard on Spotify. What do we reckon?

All cover songs, I love their version of David Bowie's "Heroes". What do we think of the album?

Elite British Wrestling are at the Sheffield Works Dept Club on Heeley Bank Road this Saturday, matinee and evening shows. Very reasonable prices too. Always guaranteed a good night out with this company.

I went a couple of years ago, last time Half Man Half Biscuit were there. They had their own house lager on tap. Nice central location, just across the road from the station.

Yep, they're making their long awaited return next Thursday, always guaranteed a good show with the legends that are HMHB. Tickets are 22 quid, worth every penny. Who's going?

Is there a a number or a physical box office alternative to contact instead?

Anyone go, good gig, eh?

I heard someone a while ago talking about some sort of psychology book about a soldier in a Japanese work camp and his daily struggles and the mental effect it had on him, does anyone know what this book might have been?

At the 02 Academy2 this Friday. ---------- Post added 27-05-2017 at 15:50 ---------- Anyone go? Good show two support bands, not the liveliest crowd. Anyone know what happened to the chap who dropped his phone on stage? Didn't see him again after that.

A bluegrass/rockabilly band who do rock covers, if you didn't know. Here's an example of their work; Should be a good night out.

Blues musician Walter Trout is at the Ballroom in the City Hall on Thursday. Anyone been to see him before? I thought about going, sounds pretty good from what I've heard on YouTube.