Look out for the upcoming debut album 'Where Are We Now' by 3 piece blues band from South East London The Jujubes. It's out on 26th March 2021.
Find out more at these links...
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Look out for the upcoming debut album 'Where Are We Now' by 3 piece blues band from South East London The Jujubes. It's out on 26th March 2021.
The Jujubes Twitter @The_Jujubes
Facebook https://facebook.com/thejujubes
Blues Rockers 'King King' are touring in the UK in October 2021 supported by 'When Rivers Meet'.
Tickets and more info here https://bit.ly/30ylSsc
"Polk Salad Annie" played by The Late Great Tony Joe White and special guest Hans Theessink at the Elvis Presley Festival @ Stadthalle, Vienna, Oct.25th 2002. (also: James Burton guitar,. Jerry Scheff bass, Ronnie Tutt drums and D.J. Fontana drums).
The mission is far from accomplished for the Glaswegian Rock band. “We’re not stopping to smell the roses,” says lead singer Alan Nimmo “We want to take this band as far as we can”. And so it continues, don't hang about to get your tickets for this concert, King King are hot, and they are arguably one the best live acts out there at the moment.
New album ‘Maverick’ Out Now
Tickets are on sale now at this link...
The Rory Gallagher International
Tribute Festival in Ballyshannon has been postponed for the second year in a
row due to Covid-19.
The
organising committee of the festival has announced that they are postponing
this year’s four-day festival until 2022 in the interest of safety. The
festival was to take place between June 3 and 6 this year.
The
committee said it is keen to provide clarity to both the loyal audience many of
whom are international and also to the accommodation and business sector in
south Donegal.
Among the headline acts that will
be appearing between June 2 and 5, 2022 in Ballyshannon will be the
legendary Horslips featuring Johnny Fean, Jim Lockhart, Barry Devlin and Ray
Fean; Rory Gallagher’s band members Band of Friends featuring Gerry McAvoy and
Brendan O’Neill; renowned USA guitarist Eric Gales and his band, Walter Trout
Band (USA); Thin Lizzy legend Eric Bell and his band; Status Quo member
Richie Malone All-Star Band; Johnny Gallagher and Boxtie, the Pat McManus Band;
the legendary Grand Slam featuring Laurence Archer; Sinnerboy (UK); Laundromat
(Holland); Sam Davidson’s Taste; the Seamie O’Dowd Band and many more.
All tickets purchased for the festival will remain valid for the rescheduled dates in 2022.
Jeff Wayne's The War of The Worlds: The Immersive
Experience is a new, completely unique multi award winning event where live
actors, virtual reality and sensational 5D effects place the audience inside
the action.
The 120-minute adventure takes you back to 1898
London to experience escaping a Martian Invasion with Jeff Wayne’s iconic
Musical Version of The War of The Worlds as your soundtrack.
Tickets are on sale now and hundreds of
performances have been added from June to September!
Top price Standard tickets cost £72.50 and VIP
tickets cost £125-£140. But right now you can book Standard weekday tickets
from just £39.50.
Tickets comes with a 100%, no quibble guarantee,
See the event link at https://thewaroftheworldsimmersive.com/
"He and I used to go to random bars, all over the world," says the singer. "Wherever we were, if we had a day off, we'd put our finger on a map and go, 'Alright, we're going to go to this little dive bar'. "And we would sit there and get some bar napkins. I would write poetry and he would draw pictures. And we would trade 'em off to each other and say, 'Alright, whichever one of us is going to be famous first, you own my lyrics - and likewise I own your art'."
Needless to say, his friend got the better end of the bargain. A signed copy of Caleb's lyrics for Use Somebody recently sold for $6,600 (£4,800) at auction - so those wine-stained poems could be a lucrative little nest egg.Caleb
also held on to some of the napkins, too, and every so often he finds one lying
around
his house in Nashville.
"I
mean, I open books and I have bar napkins from all over the world," he
says.
"Some
of the poems are not as great, and that will let you know how boozy that night
was. But every now and then, there's a clear little picture that I'm painting -
and you don't remember exactly when you wrote it, or how you wrote it, but it
can definitely make you proud."
Check out their new album ‘Walls’
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Skinner & T'witch's forthcoming indie-folk single, 'Living in the Dream' (a pre-release from their forthcoming album, 'The Songcatcher') is due for release on March 19th!
Skinner & T'witch are delighted
by the superb cover for the single (even if they do say so themselves!), just back from
the design studio of the wonderfully creative Sarah Patrick: www.sarahpatrickdesign.co.uk
'Living in the Dream' captures
surreal and subconscious perceptions of post industrial city living, inspired
by traffic jams, monolothic buildings, busy streets, and urban routines.
The song features the marvellous
Joshua Burnell on keys, Hugh Bradley on electric bass, John Rodgers on lead
guitar, and John Arneson on drums.
'The Songcatcher' album is due for
release later this year.
Website: www.skinnerandtwitch.com
Music: www.skinnerandtwitch.bandcamp.com
Skinner & T'witch's Pick n' Mix Social Club
Video Channel: www.youtube.com/channel/UCshnCO_5ZEZxBE5QPGMjs5w
Twitter: @SkinnerTwitch
Skinner & T’witch have been on the road since 2014; released four albums; and have performed widely around the UK. They recently toured both in Australia and the US. Drawing on music-hall and vaudeville traditions, Skinner & T’witch’s show combines comedy and satire with folk, flamenco and theatre-style songs.
'Skinner & T’witch are unique:
there is nobody to compare them with’. The Living Tradition
Recorded (remotely) at The Billiard
Room Studio and produced by the marvellous Carl Rosamond of RRS Music &
Media, Leeds, England: www.rrsmusic.com