After the early 2018 release of their debut album Songs Of Praise, it seemed like Shame were everywhere. In a sense, they literally were everywhere &#8212; frontman Charlie Steen claims they played 172 shows a year, two years in a row. Like many hyped-up young bands of their generation, Shame toured relentlessly, and given they were…

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