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| Carling Academy, Birmingham 15th December 2003 US band Good Charlotte showed how they fit perfectly into the punk-rock scene when they played the Carling Academy in Birmingham. The venue was packed with fans tiny enough to put into your pocket. The boys from Good Charlotte showed energy and "love" for the UK, declaring it would be the place where they would love to die. The band, on a European tour, played most of their hits from their breakthrough album The Young And The Hopeless including My Bloody Valentine, The Anthem, which whipped the already crazy crowd into a frenzy, and Boys and Girls. And the singer didn't seem to care that he was being pelted every few seconds with a plastic pint glass full of some sort of liquid. They gave the fans over an hour of their thumping hits which they thoroughly enjoyed crowd surfing to. And before the tattooed boys left the stage they promised they would be back soon with a brand new record. Anuni Varma (Express & Star, Wolverhampton) |
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