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The Gerry Cinna-Man Experience

7 concerts

The Gerry Cinna-Man Experience is a tribute act led by Gary Digan. The project is widely recognized for its energetic live performances that capture the essence of Scottish singer-songwriter Gerry Cinnamon's music, featuring a mix of upbeat acoustic guitars, harmonica, and heartfelt vocals.

Definitely Mightbe (A Tribute to Oasis)

11 concerts

Definitely Mightbe is an Oasis tribute band formed in the UK. The group is recognized as one of the longest-running and most successful Oasis tribute acts in the world, having performed over 2,000 shows across the UK, Europe, and the Middle East. The band features lead singer Ian Alcock as a Liam Gallagher lookalike and soundalike, alongside Paul Mitchell emulating Noel Gallagher.

The Clone Roses

6 concerts

From St Helens, UK, The Clone Roses are the UK's premier Stone Roses tribute. They recreate the Madchester/indie rock sound, playing classics like "Waterfall" and "I Am the Resurrection". Mani hailed them "the second-best Stone Roses in the world". They've headlined Spike Island to 15,000 fans and supported Happy Mondays.

Kazabian

1 concert

Kazabian is a UK-based tribute act to the English rock band Kasabian. Known for their uncanny resemblance and explosive stage show, they faithfully recreate Kasabian's indie, electronic, and alternative rock style. They perform hits like "Club Foot," "Fire," and "L.S.F.". Kazabian has performed over a thousand shows, received endorsement from the original band, and was voted "Best Tribute" at TribFest. They have shared stages with acts such as Ocean Colour Scene and Pendulum.

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O2 Academy Liverpool Music Venue Capacity: 1,200

11-13 Hotham St, Liverpool L3 5UF, UK

o2academyliverpool.co.uk

+44 151 707 3200

About O2 Academy Liverpool

O2 Academy Liverpool is a 1,200-capacity music venue in a converted 19th-century warehouse on Hotham Street, Liverpool, known for its rich musical history as the former L2 and Carling Academy. Reopened in 2003, it features two performance spaces, with the main room offering an energetic, open-plan standing area and a balcony, hosting a diverse range of touring artists and emerging local talent.