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Doomsday Outlaw poster at Corporation

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DOOMSDAY OUTLAW followed up the success of their third album, Damaged Goods (#5 in the rock charts) with a double-barrelled return to previous glories. Taking Suffer More and Hard Times and working with Dave Draper (Wildhearts producer) to deliver their full potential. Their trademark combination of heavy riffing and soaring vocals is hitched to an irresistible rock n roll footstomping groove, with devastating effect. Lyrically, the songs are a very personal insight into vocalist Phil Poole's life and motivations. He said, "These are the stories of my life played out for all to see – filled with heartbreak and redemption. My own version of therapy." A tight live unit, Doomsday Outlaw love getting onstage and ripping through songs from the new album and their back catalogue. Having toured with the Wayward Sons, love/hate and Graham Bonnet and played festivals including HRH and Bloodstock, the band like nothing more than to take a new crowd by the scruff of the neck and convert them into new fans.

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Trippett Lane & Shoreham Street: Around Corporation, quick bites and late bars on Trippett Lane and Shoreham Street.

Sheffield Plate

4.5£10–£20🍽️ Food court

Open · Closes at 9.00 pm

Indoor street food market with multiple local vendors, great for quick bites.

Manahatta

4.6£30–£40🍸 Cocktail bar

Open · Closes at 11.00 pm

High-energy bar with New York vibes, just a short walk up the hill.

The Common Room

4.2£10–£20🍺 Sports bar

Open · Closes at 12:00 am Tue

Legendary sports bar and pool hall with a massive wings and burger menu.

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Straight-line (approx.)

  • Tram · West Street350 m
  • Bus · Moorhead (Charter Row)380 m
  • Bus · High Street (Haymarket)570 m
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