Connor Browne Music Column
Bristol band Zun Zun Egui play an intimate show at Cambridge’s Portland Arms. They make joyous afro-pop tracks; prepare to dance like a maniac.
Hi there, and welcome to my new column about music. I hope to showcase some of the best music events in Cambridgeshire as well as hopefully directing you onto some music you’ll like!
Connor Browne
GIG TO GO TO
ZUN ZUN EGUI,
Portland Arms, Cambridge, 26/10/11
Bristol band Zun Zun Egui play an intimate show at Cambridge’s Portland Arms. They make joyous afro-pop tracks; prepare to dance like a maniac.
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THE SOFT
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