Sting and Shaggy, Roundhouse review - wilfully uncool and irrepressibly good fun
An unexpectedly boombastic evening from pop's most unlikely partnership
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Sigrid, PRYZM Kingston review - unassuming, energetic and melodic :The Norwegian chanteuse thrills f
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