Birmingham-based quartet Overpass headed to The Met in Bury for an intimate performance in partnership with Wax & Beans record store to celebrate the release of their debut album ‘Elsewhere, Always’. By Micha Thompson Photo - Neveah Carey The track Union Station kicked off the night (and the album); an energetic opener that instantly hooked the crowd and had them singing from the very first note. Lead singer Max Newbold’s strong vocals paired effortlessly with his confident stage presence to...

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