Dorset Music Magazine - May 2016

MAY 2016

YOUR ONE STOP GUIDE TO THE BEST MUSIC IN THE COUNTY!

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Taking a look at On The Bus festival, Dorset's premier eclectic party

SPUNGE INTERVIEW We Chat With UK SKA Legends

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WELCOME MAY 2016

Thanks for picking up the May 2016 issue of Dorset Music Magazine, your one stop guide to the best music in the county.

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May is looking like a great month for music in and around Dorset.

UK Ska group Spunge pay a visit to The Anvil, Legendary funk and soul artist Roy Ayres visits Canvas plus the likes of Busted, Billy Ocean, Beans On Toast and Slow Club paying a visit down south.

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It’s also time to dust off your tents and pack the suncream as we head into festival season. We take an indepth look at On The Bus festival, a gem in the local festival scene. Also keep an eye out for other great local events, with Purbeck Valley Folk Festival, Wonky Donk, Chagstock, Teddy Rocks, Bestival (and Camp Bestival), Boomtown and many more, we are spoilt for choice this summer.

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Within a genre dominated by US bands such as Less Than Jake, Mighty Mighty Bosstones and Reel Big Fish, Ska-punk rockers Spunge are one of the UK’s leading acts. The band claim to have hit upon the sound by accident, having amalgamated their collective influences of Sublime, Stiff Little Fingers and The Clash.

Pip Sickness caught up with Alex Copeland ahead of their show at The Anvil with Slagerij, Crash Landings and Escape From 98 on the 29th May 2016.

Aside from your own genre what other types of music do you listen to? (Any secret Justin beiber fans in the band?)

I listen to anything, if it’s a good song, it’s a good song, regardless of the genre. Having said that I don’t search out some types... but if I accidentally hear it on the radio or whatever and I like it then it doesn’t matter to me one bit who or where it came from...

What rules do you have on your bus to stop you hating each other after a week?

You made a point in earlier days of always taking an unknown band on tour with you. Is there anyone out there Constant piss taking from the first at the moment that you have minute of tour. And by that I mean brutal piss taking. That way we have no your eyes on?

level to take it to for anything actually serious... The one actual thing we do respect though is if someone needs a bit of space for whatever reason, we give it to them, we’ve been around each other so long that anything that Without incriminating is bugging someone can either be yourselves what would you say noticed before it gets any legs, or we is your biggest guilty pleasure know when to give each other 5 mins that people might not know and then all is back to normal.

about you?

I’ve put most of it out there.... I guess my man crush on Robert Downey Jr might count though....

Oh, and if you fall asleep with your shoes still on then you’re fair game for any pranks at all.

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My fave live pub in Cheltenham shut down a few months ago and I am yet to find a new watering hole with music like that place... so I’m out the loop a little at the moment... but you do see a lot of openers on tours that are 10 times better than a lot of the stuff that gets a chance because of luck or ‘talent’ shows... shame...

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CRUSH ON ROBERT DOWNEY JR

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You played the inaugural download festival in 2003, If you could pick the headliners for 2017 ([spunge] excluded) who would you choose?

The [spunge] cover band that we would form with the current members of [spunge] now that we know [spunge] can’t do it ;) Or Sublime if we can turn back time a little...

If you could have one of your songs covered by any current artist, of any genre, who would it be, which song and who

Stupidly.... Kicking Pigeons by LMFAO for the crack. Seriously... Change Of Scene by Blink 182 - because I think that would really work... plus the royalties would be nice...

What’s next for [spunge]?

Live (mini) album coming out in May and then playing SlamDunk Festival and our own tour in the same week.... after that we have some one off shows planned (including the rescheduled Birmingham and London shows we had to rearrange from May) and then more of the same until either we fall down or no-one comes to say hey and bounce at a gig...

If you were only able to take one item with you on your next tour what would it be ?

The music industry has changed a hell of a lot over the last 20+ years. Especially with the shift to online music distribution, [spunge] seem to have embraced this shift using pledge music a few times now, how did you go about getting involved with this?

It seemed the natural thing to do. We had no label (well, our own) so it was a good way to get some buzz out there... also it is a very cool way to let the fans get involved properly... for our Greatest Hit....s they even chose the songs we would go into the studio to rerecord for the album... the money raising is good too of course because they are pre-ordering and getting exclusive stuff as a thank you... How we actually got involved doing it at first though was just a case of perfect timing, we were approached by PledgeMusic about doing something on there just as we were starting to discuss what we were going to be doing the next album on.

Do you believe this is the future of music?

I believe that giving the power back to the band is the future of it... although that’s how it used to be way back when too so it’s kind of full circle... which I’m happy about.

My shorts. Because otherwise I’d be completely naked. And I have only played maybe 3 shows in that entire time with long trousers on.... and one of those was because it was below zero and an outdoor show...

A QUICKIE WITH THE SUPPORT BAND

If you could go back to 1994 and give your younger selves one piece of advise on the night of your first ever gig what would it be?

Don’t turn the smoke machine on. (we hired it and it broke so the room filled with thick smoke for half the set, so much so that the video of it is just a white screen for most of it...)

How difficult do you think it would be if you as a band were just starting up now?

I don’t think it’s a case of more or less difficult/opportunities... it’s a case of different difficulties/opportunities... it still involves a lot of work and a dash of luck... just a lot more online promotion now than it was when we were playing every little place that would have us... we’re that old that the internet wasn’t really part of the deal back then... but we were on the road a LOT rather than trying to be seen on YouTube or something... so it’s the same game with different rules.

You’ve always been a DIY band and it seems that this is the way forward for a majority of new bands nowadays.

Having had a lot of experience and upps and downs do you have any advise for younger/ newer bands? Any to do’s and not to do’s?

I always say the same to this sort of question.... Make sure you are doing it because you love to do it, that way if you make it then that’s a killer bonus, but if you don’t then you are still having a shit ton of fun while you stay at whatever level you are at....

The Crash Landings - what do we need to know in one sentence? Punk rock: 3 chords, 2 minutes, hooks & 4/4 time Most debaucherous act committed by your band? Guitar solos Pet peeves of gigging? Stairs. Especially when you’re bringing cabs.

Two bands who influenced you the most Can’t give you two bands, but stuff on Hellcat, Randale, Earache, A-T, Fat Wreck & 90’s Epitaph spring to mind.

We hear you are starting a new label?

Yep, finalising a local label to help bands distribute out to the digital download & streaming platforms. The plan is to front

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the release costs and include mastering & marketing support as part of the label service. Eventually I’d like to offer studio time. If any readers would like to know more please contact me through social media.

Whats in store this year? We’ve got a couple of gigs in May; the Watford Punk Collective 2 Night Stand on 14th & 15th.... that’s a great lineup with UK Subs, Argy Bargy, Wonk Unit, Dirt Box Disco...loads of good bands. Then we’re at The Anvil on the 29th supporting Spunge. Can’t wait for that one, it’s a bank holiday and heading towards a sell out. Then write some new songs and release an album!

SPUNGE

Wareham’s ‘On The Bus’ is one of The South’s fasted growing festivals. Now into its fifth year, we’ve asked Adam Trimby to give you a little taster of what to expect from one of the South’s most vibrant mini-festivals. a Freefall gig disappointed and this time wont be any different.

Not only this, but the collaborations with major music events, such as Vibez, Toma Sundays, Electric Chair and more, brings a local festival ambiance to its devotees.

This distribution of local talent is not only a welcome change to the mainstream music festival but also delivers a diverse range of budding artists.

However, not everyone can dance to every beat, so in those low periods when your feet are sore and the energy levels are low, head over to the Twisted Teapot for some acoustic jams and verbal remedies that will feed mind as well as your stomach.

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estivals are becoming a staple of the Great British Summer. Sod your picnics, begrudging trips to Cornwall or just hanging loose at Butlins*. These days, festivals are taking the reigns and music appreciators of all ages are running for the fields of Avalon.

After a plaguing few years of corporate domination in the festival scene, we are now seeing a revival in small-time carnival gatherings. At the mini-festival, spirits are high, the grass is clean and everyone smiles like they’ve just climbed Kilimanjaro, when they can barely make it out of their tents.

This ethos is encapsulated by one of the South’s most exciting and accomplished festivals: On The Bus. Now into its fifth summer, the festival’s organisers offer music across four stages, featuring artists from near and far.

Their focus is and always has been on local talent, amalgamating multiple events native to the Dorset area into one three-day celebration.

However, On The Bus can also deliver big names. Last year highlighted Goldie Looking Chain, Mouseoutfit and Pronghorn as the headline acts, bringing some truly memorable performances to those in attendance.

This year is no different, with three amazing artists waiting to take their places on the main stage early this June.

First up is Ed Solo & Deekline, two Britain’s most talented DJs, ready to please the crowd with their formidable turntable skills and eclectic mash-ups.

The Four Owls will grace the stage with their intense oral concoctions, potent in feather and verse. These guys will be one to watch for sure.

Lastly, but by no means least, is Dorset’s very own Freefall Collective. These guys produce a carnival atmosphere with their fastpaced, intelligent music. No one has ever left

Sod your picnics, begrudging trips to Cornwall or just hanging loose at Butlins*.

All this and more is what has made On The Bus such a welcome addition to Dorset’s already bustling festival scene.

Most festival-goers are looking for the next Glastonbury, but in the 70s Glastonbury was nothing like it is today. It was small, filled with local talents and supporters enjoying the beautiful British countryside to the sounds of music and the rhythms of dance.

That same feeling is captured at On The Bus. You may think it’s fifty years too late - and you might be right - but maybe the idea of On The Bus isn’t to “make it big like Glasto”, a place which is now filled with a thousand faces you’ll never know the names of. Maybe the philosophy of the smaller festival is to consider the collective experience in locality, to rebuild a community through song, dance and musical expression.

Therein lies the true purpose of the miniature-festival and the reasons why we should all pack up our tents and hop on the bus.

PREVIEWS STEAK NUMBER EIGHT

Earth shattering live shows

Postrock / sludge metal earning comparisons to such alumni as ISIS, Mastodon, Killing Joke, Neurosis and Tool. Combining devastating guitars and a hopeful sense of melody, the band create their own unique sonic universe.

12TH MAY | THE ANVIL Riotous Hoedown Madness

The Jimmy Hillbillies are the old time hoedown spawn of Kentucky Fight Club. Going back towards the roots of Hoedown, to the times of Ernest Tubb, Johnny Cash, Hank Williams and the Carter Family yehah!

You’ll likely have seen the band members raising the roof off a number of local festivals from Endorset to Wonky Donk.

THE JIMMY HILLBILLIES

13TH MAY | CAMDEN, WESTBOURNE POOR MICHAEL & DELTORERS

Transmission showcase two great local bands

14TH MAY | THE WINCHESTER The legend of jazz funk.

ROY AYRES

Poor Michael/ A psych-rock trio with a difference. Whilst many modern psychedelic rock bands are carefully following the instruction manual for 60s psychedelia, Poor Michael have skimmed through it, and decided to switch things up. Deltorers are renowned for their high energy performances, powerful catchy riffs and vocals, dirty bass lines and hard hitting drums.

The legend of jazz funk who gave us the classics Everybody Loves The Sunshine and Running Away. The Los Angeles funk, soul, and jazz composer and vibraphone player has enjoyed a long career since the 1970s, releasing on labels including Atlantic Records and Polydor.

19TH MAY | CANVAS BOURNEMOUTH “Major Ones To Watch” - Time Out

FORMATION

Formation are a new band hailing from South London who do a warm, understated electronic pop.

“One of pop’s brightest prospects in yonks.” – DIY “London twins fashion politically charged post-punk grooves.” – Q “Channelling Bowie and Iggy for their house-y freestyles.” – NME

19TH MAY | 60 MILLION POSTCARDS

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PREVIEWS

PREVIEWS Bournemouth Folk Club

KADIA & THE PORTRAITS

Bournemouth Folk Club is loving its new home at the Trouville Hotel right in the centre of town (close to the BIC). Next gig is Kadia with The Portraits on 22 May. See website for more details: www.bournemouthfolkclub.com

22ND MAY | TROUVILLE HOTEL Festival legend and Folk Singer

BEANS ON TOAST

Blending a dark wit with serious social and political satire based on a diverse range of subjects including cocaine, Tesco, London, gun crime, global warming and the Lake District. Beans On Toast has made a name for himself across the UK folk and festival circuit for his engaging, personal and downright funny live shows.

BUSTED

25TH MAY| MR KYPS, POOLE One of the biggest pop acts of the 21st century

It’s the reunion they said could never happen. But now Busted have announced their return to the world of pop in 2016. Matt, James and Charlie are returning to the road with a full UK arena tour, and they are working on brand new Busted music for the first time since 2004.

25TH MAY | BOURNEMOUTH BIC Drum Clinic With A Recording Legend

He has recorded and/or toured with such musical luminaries as John Mayer, Sting, Steely Dan, James Taylor, TOTO, Christopher Cross, Donald Fagen, Walter Becker, Diana Ross, Faith Hill, The Blues Brothers Band, Mike Stern, Leni Stern, David Johansen and the Harry Smiths, Richard Bona, Chris Botti, Wayne Krantz, Rudder, Harry Belafonte, Oz Noy, Larry Carlton, Clay Aiken, Rascal Flatts, Paula Abdul and Grover Washington, Jr, to name a few. 26TH THE LEVELLERS

KEITH CARLOCK

MAY | ABSOLUTE MUSIC

A high-octane, hit-rich show

Brighton folk punk band Levellers play their classic album in full plus other hits to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the release of their second full-length, and now classic, album, Levelling The Land.

Featuring the hit singles ‘One Way’, ‘15 Years’ and ‘Far From Home’, the album provided the soundtrack for a society fed up with the twin evils of Thatcherite politics, and the post-80’s, pre-grunge musical wasteland.

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Sun 1 May 15:00, Lord Nelson, Poole : Vintage Dogs Sun 1 May 19:30, Regent Centre, Christchurch : The Swing Unlimited Big Band All Stars Sun 1 May 21:00, Patrick’s Bar, Ashley Cross, Poole : Hugh Budden & The Blue Chords Mon 2 May 20:00, Dean Park Inn, Bournemouth : Guitar Play Night: Open To all Ages Welcome (PA + Amp provided) Mon 2 May 21:00, Chaplins Cellar Bar, Boscombe : Conrad Bar’s Solid Air: Star Wars Tribute Night Featuring : Manikin Time Shark + The Subwave Network UK + Space Mon 2 May 21:30, Lord Nelson, Poole : Dakota Mon 2 May 22:00, Hobbit Pub, Southampton : Lucas Raye Tue 3 May 19:30, Regent Centre, Christchurch : The Dublin Legends: Featuring : Sean Cannon + Eamonn Campbell + Gerry O’Connor + Paul Watchorn Tue 3 May 20:30, Lord Nelson, Poole : The Red Crow Wed 4 May 19:00, Hope Fm Radio Studio, Bournemouth : Stanford Road (Terry & Rachael ‘Blackjaz’ Muller): Interview and acoustic Session. r 90.1 Hope FM Wed 4 May 19:30, O2 Academy, Bournemouth : BIlly Ocean- 30th Anniversary Tour + Support Wed 4 May 19:30, Brunswick Hotel, Charminster, Bournemouth : Brunny Folk Club:Featuring: Jim Chorley + Support Thu 5 May 20:00, Firkin Shed, Bournemouth : Lee Rasdall-Dove Thu 5 May 20:30, Buffalo Bar, Bournemouth : NGod+ Glaciers Thu 5 May 21:00, O’Neills, Bournemouth : The Darwins+ Rachel Henson Fri 6 May 19:30, Electric Palace, Bridport : Debbie Giles’s Midnight Train Fri 6 May 19:30, O2 Academy, Bournemouth : Rend Collective+ Urban Rescue Fri 6 May 21:00, Sugar & Spice, Boscombe, Bournemouth : Open Mic Night: – “Jam on Coast” – Hosted by Ant Lewis (Instruments and Backline provided) Fri 6 May 21:00, Chaplins Cellar Bar, Boscombe : Acid Valley Nomads+ Rapido T Lusso Sat 7 May 14:00, Spice Ship, Weymouth : Maytown- Motown and Soul Music Festival: Featuring : Detroit Magic + Motown Supreme + Alexander Clarke + Singbabysing + Alexis Sat 7 May 19:30, Winchester Pub, Bournemouth : An Evening Of Country Music:Featuring : Stanford Road + Soul Creek + Amie Knight + Ben Rose Sat 7 May 19:30, Anvil, Bournemouth : Arrows of Time+ Kung Fu Chicken Fighters + Poor Michael Sun 8 May 21:00, Chaplins Cellar Bar, Boscombe : Polly Morris Mon 9 May 21:00, Camden, Ashley Cross, Parkstone : Open Mic Night Tue 10 May 19:30, O2 Academy, Bournemouth : James+ Support Thu 12 May 19:30, Anvil, Bournemouth : Steak Number Eight+ Support Thu 12 May 20:00, Angel Inn, Longham : Open Mic Night: Hosted by Mikey Ball + Chris Collins + Tom Calvert Fri 13 May 19:00, Sound Circus, Bournemouth : The Five Hundred+ Brutai + Nebraska Fri 13 May 20:00, Camden, Westbourne, Bournemouth : The Jimmy Hillbillies

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A few of the best shows coming up in May. For full listings and posters visit

www.rock-regeneration.co.uk

Fri 13 May 20:00, Mr. Kyps, Poole : Lady Winwood’s Maggot+ Solarbird Fri 13 May 21:00, Victoria Cross, Parkstone, Poole : The Other Guys Sat 14 May 12:00, Salisbury Arts Centre, Salisbury : Sophie Curtis Sat 14 May 19:30, Anvil, Bournemouth : Mountain Feet+ Silver Stags (Boscombe Community Fair Fundraiser) Sat 14 May 20:00, Mr. Kyps, Poole : Four Fighters (Foo Fighters Tribute) Sun 15 May 13:00, Ocean View Hotel, Bournemouth : The Talent Showcase: Hosted by Matt Black and Suzy Wheeler Tue 17 May 20:30, Lord Nelson, Poole : Sweet FA Tue 17 May 21:00, Chaplins Cellar Bar, Boscombe : Patrick Lynch Wed 18 May 19:00, Hope Fm Radio Studio, Bournemouth : Jordan Ayris: Interview and acoustic Session.

Wed 18 May 19:30, Brunswick Hotel, Charminster, Bournemouth : Brunny Folk Club:Featuring: Mitchel and Vincent + Shiraz Thu 19 May 19:30, Canvas, Bournemouth : Roy Ayers+ Support Thu 19 May 20:00, Anglebury House Hotel, Wareham : Open Mic Night: Hosted by the Wareham Whalers Fri 20 May 19:30, Weymouth Pavillion, Weymouth : Genesis Connected (Genesis Tribute) Fri 20 May 19:30, Canvas, Bournemouth : Vicky Jackson (A Tribute to Amy Winehouse) Fri 20 May 22:00, Smokin’ Aces, Bournemouth : The Iron Brews Sat 21 May 20:30, Lord Nelson, Poole : Skinful Sat 21 May 21:00, Grove Tavern, Bournemouth : The Hardcore Troubadours Sat 21 May 21:30, White Horse, Swanage : Lady Winwood’s Maggot Bournemouth Folk Club:Featuring : Kadia + The Portraits Sun 22 May 19:30, Joiners, Southampton : Blaenavon+ Support Sun 22 May 19:30, Anvil, Bournemouth : Os Noctàmbulos+ Ouzo Bazooka + Acid Valley Nomads Tue 24 May 20:30, Lord Nelson, Poole : Blame George Wed 25 May 19:00, Hope Fm Radio Studio, Bournemouth : Soul Creek: Interview and acoustic Session.

Wed 25 May 19:30, Bournemouth International Centre, Bournemouth : Busted+ Support Thu 26 May 19:30, Weymouth Pavillion, Weymouth : Bad Manners+ Support Thu 26 May 19:30, Mr. Kyps, Poole : Slowclub+ Support Fri 27 May 19:00, Sound Circus, Bournemouth : Balls Deep+ Between the Void + Glimpse of Misfortune Fri 27 May 19:30, Electric Palace, Bridport : Jo Harman+ Support Fri 27 May 21:00, Grove Tavern, Bournemouth : Harpin’ On Sat 28 May 20:00, Mr. Kyps, Poole : Big Boy Bloater: and the LImits Sat 28 May 20:30, King Charles, Poole : A Sort Of U2 (U2 Tribute) Sat 28 May 21:00, Chaplins Cellar Bar, Boscombe : Pronghorn Sat 28 May 21:00, Fiveways Pub, Bournemouth : Mr Wiseguy Sun 29 May 19:30, Anvil, Bournemouth : spunge+ Escapefrom’98 + The Crash Landing + Slagerij Sun 29 May 21:00, Grove Tavern, Bournemouth : Biff Bang Pow

LISTINGS

www.rock-regeneration.co.uk Once in a while someone who is usually frustrated with the local music scene comes along and tries their hand at promoting gigs. Sometimes this works and in most cases it fails miserably as things without proper care and attention can easily go wrong.

The founder of a new venture Lifeboat Promotions George Fullerton is a massive fan of live music and is particularly passionate about the local music scene. He has been playing in his own band “Willowen’ since 2010 and has gained masses of knowledge dealing with promoters. This Knowledge along with a desire to bring out of town bands to Bournemouth and put them together with suitable local supports has given George a fast growing reputation as a new reliable go to promoter.

There have been some very exciting events including gigs with Welsh rock trio The Decoy, acoustic punk from Arms & Hearts and a well-attended punk/pop show at the Anvil with Tuskens.

The future is looking very bright for George with seven shows already booked with many more in the pipeline.

There are shows featuring Death Remains, Bad Sign, Pretend Happy, Summer Drive Home, K**t and the Gang and an intimate 40 ticket only gig at Blueline studios with the hotly tipped singer/songwriter Katie Malco.

Keep up to date with Lifeboat Records events here: http://www.lifeboatpromotions.co.uk https://www.facebook.com/lifeboatrecords

Chinners Recommends Deadlock Uk - Speeding Along http://www.deadlockpunk.bandcamp.com Matt Hurley - ‘Pebbles’ http://mattjrhurleymusic.com Ryan Butterworth & Friends - Beating Heart https://www.facebook.com/RyanButterworthMusic

Gigs of the Month Wed 4th May 20:00, Four Horsemen, Bournemouth: The Acoustocalypse: Featuring: Matt Underdown + Philip John + Krista Green + Plastic Jeezus Fri 6th May 21:00, The Brit, Ashley Cross: Soulhole Sat 7th May 19:30, Winchester Pub, Bournemouth: An Evening Of Country Music: Featuring: Stanford Road + Soul Creek + Amie Knight + Ben Rose Sat 7th May 19:30, Anvil, Bournemouth: Arrows of Time+ Kung Fu Chicken Fighters + Poor Michael Tue 10th May 19:30, O2 Academy, Bournemouth: James + Support Tue 17th May 19:30, O2 Academy, Bournemouth: Travis + Support Thu 19th May 20:00, Chaplins Cellar Bar, Boscombe : The Uptown Monotones Fri 20th May 19:30, Barrington Theatre, Ferndown: From the Jam + Power Thief Fri 20th May 21:00, Victoria Cross, Parkstone, Poole: Lady Winwood’s Maggot Sat 21st May 19:30, Anvil, Bournemouth: Bad Sign+ Faux + Tate + Sound the Siren Wed 25th May 20:00, Mr. Kyps, Poole: Beans on Toast+ Support Sun 29th May 19:30, Anvil, Bournemouth: Spunge + Escapefrom’98 + The Crash Landing + Slagerij

If you would like to find out more about the gigs and artists mentioned in my blog please go to http://www.rock-regeneration.co.uk.

If you would like your band or gig featured here or on the Rock Regeneration website contact me: chinners@rock-regeneration.co.uk.

Each Wednesday listen to local music show “Livewire Live” between 7-9pm on 90.1 Hope FM or listen online at http://www.hopefm.com

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