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Glenn Tilbrook, one of Britain’s most cherished singers, guitarists and songwriters will be appearing at the Voodoo Rooms on Sunday 27th November as part of a 42 date solo UK tour which started in Henley-on-Thames on October 24th and concludes in Cardiff on December 18th.
Glenn has been busy over the last couple of years – such is the continuing work ethic of a fellow who’s never been far from the action since Squeeze made their recording bow with the Packet Of Three EP in 1977. 
Following the release of his solo album ‘Happy Ending’ in 2014, Glenn embarked on the critically acclaimed ‘At Odds Couple’ UK and US acoustic tours with long-time collaborator Chris Difford.
In 2015 Glenn and his Squeeze bandmates wrote, recorded and released their first album of new material in eighteen years – which was written for the BBC drama of the same name, inspired by the memoirs of friend Danny Baker. It was a glorious musical return, ‘Cradle To The Grave’ was met with rave reviews and entered the UK Official Album Chart at number 12. The band embarked on a sold–out tour across the UK, including a packed out date at London’s iconic Royal Albert Hall.
As 2015 drew to a close – without stopping to catch their breath- Glenn and Chris headed to the US for an extensive acoustic tour. 2016 has kicked off no differently – Squeeze were a viral sensation in January after a castigating performance on BBC 1’s Andrew Marr show.
Anyone who has witnessed Glenn on the live stage can attest to the properness of his doings, as it were. Armed with ready wit, raucous vibes and a shed load of grin-inducing great songs, there are few musicians able to connect with their audience on such an immediate and warm level. The ever burgeoning festival circuit is frequently enriched by Tilbrook the troubadour, whether he be leafing through his own plentiful back pages or dashing off impromptu audience requests ranging from Jimi Hendrix to Tony Orlando & Dawn, and all points in-between.
 
GLENN TILBROOK ‘THE BEST OF TIMES’ TOUR
      
Fri 11th Nov        Fruit, Hull             
Sat 12th Nov      The Civic, Barnsley           
Tue 15th Nov     Artix, Bromsgrove           
Wed 16th Nov   The Victoria, Menai Bridge           
Thu 17th Nov     The Lowry Centre, Salford
Fri 18th Nov        The Floral Pavillion, Wallasey      
Sat 19th Nov      Aberystwyth Arts Centre, Aberystwyth 
Sun 20th Nov     The Queens Hall, Narberth          
Tue 22nd Nov    Theatre Royal, Winchester          
Wed 23rd Nov   Queens Hall Studio, Widnes        
Thu 24th Nov     The Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal
Fri 25th Nov        The Sage, Gateshead     
Sat 26th Nov      The ARC, Stockton           
Sun 27th Nov     Voodoo Rooms, Edinburgh
Tues 29th Nov     The Tolbooth, Stirling  
Thu 1st Dec         Oran Mor, Glasgow         
Friday 2nd Dec  Berits and Brown, Coatbridge, Eurocentral.
Sat 3rd Dec           Hospitalfield House, Arbroath.
Mon 5th Dec        Heart of Hawick, Hawick .
Tue 6th Dec        The Brudenell, Leeds                     
Wed 7th Dec      Foxlowe Arts Centre, Leek          
Fri 9th Dec           St Johns Church, Farncombe       
Sat 10th Dec       Windlesham Club, Windlesham 
Sun 11th Dec      The Halls, Blackheath     
Mon 12th Dec    Norwich Arts Centre, Norwich
Tue 13th Dec      Apex, Bury St Edmunds 
Thu 15th Dec      Union Chapel, London   
Fri 16th Dec        The Phoenix, Exeter       
Sat 17th Dec       Cheese & Grain, Frome
Sun 18th Dec      The Globe, Cardiff           
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John graduated from Telford College in 2010 with an HNC in Practical Journalism and since then he worked for the North Edinburgh News, The Southern Reporter, the Irish News Review and The Edinburgh Reporter. In addition he has been published in the Edinburgh Evening News and the Hibernian FC Programme.