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SUMMARY:Vinny Peculiar
LOCATION:Birmingham Kitchen Garden Cafe
DESCRIPTION:- Vinny Peculiar\, often described as a poet laureate of the e
 veryday\, is a singer-songwriter known for his sharp wit\, poignant storyt
 elling\, and a knack for capturing the quirks of modern life. With a caree
 r spanning decades\, his music blends elements of indie\, folk\, and pop\,
  creating a sound that is both nostalgic and refreshingly original. Peculi
 ar [aka Alan Wilkes] grew up in Worcestershire and trained as a nurse befo
 re signing to Manchester cult label Ugly Man records [former home to Elbow
 ]. He’s since put out thirteen albums of literate autobiographical pop m
 usic over a twenty-year career and has regularly toured band\, solo and du
 o shows.Variously described as - "an under sung national treasure" (Uncut)
  - "a warm-hearted Morrissey" (Q Magazine) and "the missing link between J
 arvis Cocker and Roger McGough" (Irish Times) previous work associations i
 nclude Bill Drummond [KLF]\, Luke Haines [the Auteurs]\, Jah Wobble [PIL] 
 and his various bands have included ex members of The Smiths\, OASIS\, Azt
 ec Camera & The Fall. He’s also written and recorded as Parlour Flames\,
  the band he formed in 2013 with ex OASIS rhythm guitarist Bonehead."The m
 issing link between Jarvis Cocker and poet Roger McGough" (Irish Times)."I
 f Tony Hancock had made pop records\, they’d have sounded like this" (Un
 cut Magazine). "Part Pulp\, part Kinks\, and very much part Peculiar\, thi
 s is observational\, punk-tinged songwriting at its best." (Hot Press)."Wi
 ldly witty with abject sadness and pathos in swathes\, like a warm-hearted
  Morrissey no less" (Independent).\n\nBoletos: https://wegottickets.com/ev
 ent/692158
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