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    Peace @ Rock City, 02/10/15
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    • Oct 6, 2015
    • 2 min

    Peace @ Rock City, 02/10/15

    Returning to Nottingham after a string of intimate sell-out shows at the Bodega back in February, Peace took to the stage at Rock City on Friday night to deliver a stonking set featuring their best hits from their albums “Happy People” and “In Love”. Support was provided by Hackney based indie rockers Splashh. Their brilliant but short set featured songs from their 2013 debut “Comfort” – but the highlight was the airing they gave to their new single “Pure Blue”. With its punc
    Friday Night In? Fear not, Peace are playing Rock City tonight!
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    • Oct 2, 2015
    • 1 min

    Friday Night In? Fear not, Peace are playing Rock City tonight!

    Since the release of ‘Happy People’ in February, Birmingham’s Peace have been on a high octane journey through the year. Following a hectic schedule of summer festivals, they are back on the tour bus for the #HappyPeopleTour making their way around the UK. Their popularity has grown rapidly over the past couple of years, with Koisser brother Harry taking the lead; they have charmed the nation with an exciting mix of music and glitter. From classic crowd pleasers (‘Bloodshake’
    Peace – ‘Happy People’ album review
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    • Feb 19, 2015
    • 3 min

    Peace – ‘Happy People’ album review

    Since bursting onto the scene in 2012, the Birmingham quartet of Peace have gone from strength to strength. A highly successful debut album, ‘In Love’ (2013), was followed by a number of festival slots as prestigious as the main stage at Reading and Leeds in 2014. When their second album was announced for 2015, anticipation began to grow and ‘Happy People’ does not disappoint one bit. ‘In Love’ set the foundations for any future success the band will have, with its anthemic a
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