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Your safety is of paramount importance to us and therefore, across the venue, we have reconfigured seating to ensure that audience bubbles are seated at least 1m apart. This includes respacing rows in the stalls to guarantee a 1m distance in front and behind and beside each group. An audience bubble must be a group of 6 people or less from a single household or support bubble.

Nigel Clark, lead-singer of indie band Dodgy will be playing a raft of socially distanced solo shows in Autumn 2020.

Nigel?s first solo album Make Believe Love is out in December 2020. The album was written and recorded in 2000. Nigel returned to his home city from London after breaking up with Dodgy. Ready to do something new and fresh with friends, some of Birmingham?s finest musicians, this album was produced and mixed by Nigel Clark & Jerome Di Pietro in the Custard Factory in the heart of town.

A self-financed album, Nigel was freed from any industry input and emotionally connected yet still raw. Once completed there wasn?t the funds to see a tour come together or do an album release. It became a cathartic expression sitting on a shelf, only listened to and loved by close friends and the musicians involved in the collaboration.

Dodgy were together for seven years in the 90?s, releasing three albums totalling over a million sales worldwide. Their 1994 breakthrough, gold-selling second album Homegrown features the hit single ?Staying Out for the Summer? which was the band?s first Top 20 hit single. They quickly followed up in 1996 with album number three ?Free Peace Sweet? which spawned the hits ?In a Room?, ?Good Enough? (which is officially one of the most played tracks on British radio in the last 20 years) and ?If You're Thinking of Me?.

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6 St Andrew's Street South,

Bury Saint Edmunds,

Suffolk,

England,

IP33 3PH.