Gillian Welch and David Rawlings review – perfectly paired talents at the peak of their powers
02 Apollo, Manchester The guitar duo cast a spell over a rapt audience with wistful songs evoking open skies and yearning that even the final house lights can’t dispel The Apollo’s huge stage contains nothing more than a stool and a table, upon which are placed two drinks and a very tiny (…)
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