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T.V Smith (The Adverts)

T.V Smith (The Adverts)

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About This Event

On 2 April 2027, the No18 Coffee House will host a performance by T.V. Smith, the frontman and songwriter for the influential late-1970s punk band The Adverts. The evening promises to channel the raw, urgent energy that defined the group's rise in 1976 alongside Gaye Advert. Tickets are available from £15.00 for those wishing to witness the enduring spirit of this pioneering artist.

TV Smith, the founder and frontman of the influential late-1970s British punk rock band The Adverts, performs at this event. He is best known for the raw debut "One Chord Wonders", the 1977 Top 20 hit single "Gary Gilmore's Eyes", and the acclaimed 1978 debut album "Crossing the Red Sea with the Adverts".

The performance takes place at No18 Coffee House on Lichfield Street in Tamworth on 2 April 2027 at 19:00. Tickets are priced from £15.00.

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T.V Smith (The Adverts) takes place on Friday, 2 April 2027 at 19:00.

T.V Smith (The Adverts) is held at No18 Coffee House Lichfield Street Tamworth in Birmingham (18 lichfield street, Tamworth, B79 7QD).

Tickets for T.V Smith (The Adverts) are priced at £15. Live prices and availability are shown on Skiddle.

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