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Krystle Warren
South Bank
Four stars
It's always a pleasure to hear an intimate musical performance in the Purcell Room at the South Bank. While it's a little on the swanky side, the room's acoustics remain one of the most impressive in London.
It's the perfect venue therefore to hear the haunting, soulful folk singer Krystle Warren - strumming all the way from Missouri.
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