Michael Hann

‘Psychedelic folk that twists and leaps’: Beth Gibbons, at the Barbican, reviewed

Plus: the Zombies storm the Barbican and the guitar genius that is St Vincent captures the Royal Albert Hall

Beth Gibbons performs at London’s Barbican Centre. Credit: Burak Cingi/Redferns)
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