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“The doubters have all gone now”: Steve Diggle on continuing Buzzcocks without Pete Shelley

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“The doubters have all gone now”: Steve Diggle on continuing Buzzcocks without Pete Shelley

Now fronted by Steve Diggle, Buzzcocks play North American shows this month, with UK and European shows to follow

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