Biffy Clyro

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I love Biffy! They absolutely rock! Biffy Clyro are a
Scottish rock band from Kilmarnock, comprising Simon Neil
(guitar, lead vocals), James Johnston (bass, vocals) and Ben
Johnston (drums, vocals). Looking forward to seeing them
support the Foo Fighters in the Summer!

Region: SCOTLAND

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SIMON NEIL, SCOTLAND, ROCK, MUSIC, KILMARNOCK, JAMES JOHNSTON, INDIE, BIFFY CLYRO, BIFFY, BEN JOHNSTON

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