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The Vamps are a British band that was brought into the public eye around 2012. Even before they were famous in the music industry itself, they were uploading videos to YouTube of their cover songs, gaining millions of views. Throughout their career, they've worked with many other famous artists like Taylor Swift, Selena Gomez, The Wanted, and Lawson. Throughout their career, they've reached success in England and neighboring countries, having sold record-breaking amounts of their music. With all of that success, combined with their good looks, the band has millions of fans in England.

 

Fans of The Vamps have many dates available to see them in action. Their first date is on April 27th in Plymouth, Great Britain. They're going to visit cities like New Port, Nottingham, Liverpool, Dublin, and Brighton. Their last date is in Bournemouth, Great Britain on June 1st.

 

The Vamps Background

 

The Vamps is a group made up of four members: Brad Simpson as the leader and guitarist, Connor Ball, as backup vocals and bass guitarist, James McVey on the lead guitar and vocals, and Tristan Evans on drums and vocals. The band first met through personal contacts, but was later signed to Mercury Records in November of 2012. Once they were signed, their popularity shot through the roof.

 

Although the band has been compared to One Direction, their style is unique because of their original instrumentals and the fact that they weren't put together by a music production company. Soon after they signed, they released their debut single, "Can We Dance," which hit the charts at number two on the UK Singles chart. From there, they've branched out to creating their own production company and have picked up several awards along the way.

 

The Vamps’ Greatest Hits

 

The Vamps have stood out against the plethora of boy bands in England and have stuck to their roots throughout their careers. Their talent is evident through their many successful tracks, including "Last Night", "Wild Heart" and "Wake Up".

Bob Dylan is a man of many talents, but perhaps the best talent he has is singing. His career for folk/country music has been both long and fruitful. He started all the way back in 1962 and doesn’t show any signs of slowing down soon. Fans of Bob Dylan travel from far and wide to hear him perform live. The good news is that he has a few dates ready for 2019 performances. He’s expected to sing on June 21st in Bergen, Norway, followed by an appearance in Helsinki, Finland on June 24th. On June 28th, he’s in Sweden, June 29th, Norway, and finally, on July 12th, he’ll be performing in London, England.

 

Bob Dylan Background

Bob Dylan was born as Robert Zimmerman in Duluth, Minnesota in 1941. He got into music by listening to gospel, and then rock songs on the radio. Dylan found himself gravitating towards the folk music genre because he felt it was more realistic and applicable to reality. He went to college, but decided to drop out in his first year and move to New York. He released his self-titled debut album in 1962, and he was well on his way to fame.

Bob Dylan is known for singing about the times he was in. Emotions from the eras of the civil rights movement and anti-war feelings were apparent in his music. He sort of became a voice of the people’s hearts and produced music that connected with many.

 

Bob Dylan’s Greatest Hits

Bob Dylan has shown talent in several areas, including singing, writing, and art. He actually received the Presidential Medal of Freedom from former President Barack Obama in 2012 and the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2016. Some of his most significant musical pieces were “The Times They Are A-Changing,” “Gotta Serve Somebody,” “Someday Baby,” “Things Have Changed,” and “Beyond Here Lies Nothing.”

 

 

 

Blossoms are an English pop band from Stockport. The band was formed in 2013 and it consists of Tom Ogden (lead vocals, guitars), Josh Dewhurst (lead guitars, percussion), Myles Kellock (keyboards, synthesizer, backing vocals), Charlie Salt (bass, backing vocals) & Joe Donovan (drums).

 

Blossoms' self-titled debut album was one of the twelve albums nominated for the Mercury Music Prize in 2017, that same year they were nominated for British Breakthrough Act at the Brit Awards.