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Charlie Winston currently holds the position #6474 with 232 concerts, popularity of 45% and 108 498 followers

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Charlie Winston

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Artist: Charlie Winston
Genres: uk alternative pop french rock
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City: Cornwall, United Kingdom
Biography: Charlie Winston (born Charlie Winston Gleave, 14 September 1978, Cornwall) is an English singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. He has an extended family record in music; his older brother is singer Tom Baxter and his sister performs as Vashti Anna (all the siblings use their middle name as a stage surname). This has allowed him a solid experience of all the connections of the music world including writing, recording and playing for acts such as his brother Tom Baxter
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Concerts

232

77 events with setlists

Songs

80

16 songs x concert

Duration

01:00:13

01 hour, 00 minutes, 13 seconds

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Charlie Winston have performed covers in 43 out of their 232 shows, giving you a 55.84% chance to enjoy these unique versions, from artists like Lorde, Arcade Fire, Amy Winehouse, The Kinks and Herbert Grönemeyer