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🖼️ '''Sat 15th September - Sun 21st October 2018''' - Nicky Wire's Paintings & Polaroids Exhibition at '''Tenby Museum & Gallery'''<BR><BR>
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📚 '''Thursday 31st January 2019''' - Withdrawn Traces: Searching For The Truth About Richey Manic released - [http://www.amazon.co.uk/Withdrawn-Traces-Searching-Foreword-Edwards/dp/0753545349/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1544951983&sr=8-1&keywords=richey+edwards ['''PRE-ORDER''']]<BR><BR>
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🎤 '''Sat 6th October 2018''' - John Niven in conversation with James Dean Bradfield - '''Bristol Rough Trade, 6:30pm'''<BR><BR>
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📚 '''Thursday 4th April 2019''' - Manic Street Preachers' The Holy Bible (33 ⅓) released - [http://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/manic-street-preachers-the-holy-bible-9781501331701/ ['''PRE-ORDER''']]<BR>
Manic Street Preachers will play this year's EDP Vilar de Mouros Festival in Caminha, Portugal. The festival takes place between 22-24 August 2019, the day the Manics play is still to be confirmed. Tickets for the 3 day festival are €70 and are now on sale
James Dean Bradfield will make a special guest appearance at Mynyddislwyn Choir 50th Anniversary Concert at Newbridge Memo on Saturday 23rd March 2019.
Manic Street Preachers will play this year's EDP Vilar de Mouros Festival in Caminha, Portugal. The festival takes place between 22-24 August 2019, the day the Manics play is still to be confirmed. Tickets for the 3 day festival are 70 and are now on sale
Back with their most vital album in years, Manic Street Preachers tell Dan Martin why there's still plenty to be angry about.
Seven years ago, when Manic Street Preachers were touring Europe, they drove over the Øresund Bridge that connects Sweden and Denmark: the same one where that body was strategically placed in Scandi-noir thriller The Bridge.
Bassist/lyricist Nicky Wire remembers the moment. "As a band, we spend so much time going across bridges," he says. "Constantly going over the Severn Bridge, constantly going back to London, and I had this idea that you cross a bridge and you arrive somewhere else and everything is completely different."
But this crossing holds a particular significance. "I just remember thinking, 'I can't fucking do this any more'. It was the weight of the band. Now can we look as good as we did at the beginning? How can we have that lyrical intent?"
Twenty-five years in and being in the Manic Street Preachers is clearly still one hell of a responsibility. (more...)
