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The Clone Roses & Oas-is
Long regarded as the number one tribute to seminal Manchester band The Stone Roses, 'The Clone Roses' return to Burnley to grace The Mechanics stage. Over the last twenty years the band have played sell-out shows across the UK taking in some of the Britain's most regarded venues as well as performing alongside some of their musical heroes including The Happy Mondays, Clint Boon, Bez and even Stone Roses bassist Mani who dubbed them the second-best Stone Roses in the world. The band regard the Burnley show with great affection and have a long history performing at The Mechanics. Opening up the show will be Oasis tribute 'Oas-is' who's attention to detail both visually and musically is second to none. A night of Mancunian nostalgia from two of the greatest tributes in the business.
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