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Ellie Goulding: Elena Jane Goulding has her own unique blend of informal indie-pop.
On the music scene since 2008 she recently won the 'Critic's Choice' Awards at the 2010 BRITS.
She writes and sings her own material, plays guitar and has released, this year, her full length studio album 'Lights'.
Her second single 'Starry Eyed' was a favourite on the festivals circuit in the summer.
You may have seen Ellie on stage at Glastonbury, V Festival and Bestival among others.
Ellie Goulding: Ellie Goulding will be performing a live concert at Manchester Academy venue in Manchester, Lancashire on 30 Mar 10.
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Ellie Goulding at Manchester Academy in Manchester, Lancashire on Tuesday, 30 March 2010.
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