Gary Is An Icon

Hiiiiii. This week the lads are live from the stage in the brilliant city of ‘ull. Massive thanks to everyone who has come down to a show so far. We get a full tour of the band’s stage set up before the soundcheck and learn about the secret communication network between them. Charlie gives a history lesson on Hull, and they debate whether Gary now goes off even more than Charlemagne! Get your thoughts and questions into [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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