JAMIE XX & METRONOMY ANNOUNCE GIGS TO SAVE GRASSROOTS MUSIC VENUES

amie xx and Metronomy have been added to the line-up for 'Identification: Back to Our Roots' the mission to fund-raise for grassroots music settings in danger of conclusion. Reported today on BBC Radio 6 Music during the station's 'Province Of Independence Day' Jamie xx and Metronomy join Pet Shop Boys, KT Tunstall, Russell Watson and Passenger in this second gathering of specialists who have promised to play gigs for the mission. london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post london-post 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The craftsmen will play these celebratory personal shows, on dates to be affirmed, when scenes can open with no social separating.

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