[GALLERY] BILK @ THE BODEGA NOTTINGHAM - 24.02.23

Mar 13, 2023
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Updated: Mar 29, 2023

BILK'S DEBUT ALBUM TOUR AT THE BODEGA, NOTTINGHAM - 24.02.23

I honestly don't think I've ever seen The Bodega move like it did that night.

Going into the night I was a little apprehensive as I'd never seen an indie band perform at The Bodega, but wow I was shocked. The room was packed, the atmosphere was unmatched, and the room was bouncing - I feel sorry for the people that were sitting in the bar below.

Playing a mixture of new releases with fan favourites, this was a night for old and new Bilk fans.

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Photos by Liam Tyler

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