Pop: The five best gigs
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Lucinda Williams Tomorrow
Sole UK performance from the great roots-rock songwriter. See Preview, page 2.
Shepherds Bush Empire, London W2 (07-77 2000) tomorrow
2
Asian Dub Foundation Tonight, tomorrow
Loud fusion of dub, hip-hop, rock and Asian traditional sounds that works a treat live.
Anson Rooms, Bristol (07 929 9008) tonight; Junction, Cambridge (0223 55) tomorrow
3
Alabama 3 Wed, Thur
Brixton's weird and wonderful messengers for the Church of Elvis.
University, Bristol (07 929 9008) Wed; Electric Ballroom, London NW (07-485 9006) Thur
4
Bjork Fri
Bjork knows how to command a crowd. Expect a show made up of wonderful stage settings, dramatic outfits, not to mention her superb vocals.
Symphony Hall, Birmingham (02 23 3333) Fri
5
Reef Wed, Thur
Reef's powerful rock excites their audience like few others.
Brixton Academy, London SW9 (07 77 2000) Wed; Riviera Centre, Torquay (0803 206333) Thur
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