Classic Rock 214: Lives

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Gig reviews for Ramblin' Man Fair, AC/DC, Alice In Chains and more...

All our live reviews from the latest issue of Classic Rock.

Live: Ramblin' Man Fair, Classic Rock stage

Live: Ramblin' Man Fair, Prog Stage

Live: Ramblin' Man Fair, Outlaw Country/Blues Stage

Live: AC/DC

Live: Peter Perrett

Live: Alice In Chains

Live: The Hawklords

Live: Alabama Shakes

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