Steve Earle’s 70 Greatest Songs.

 Steve Earle's 70 greatest songs – ranked! Check Link.

-> https://musicthisday.com/lists/ranked-songs/steve-earle-70-greatest-songs%E2%80%93ranked

Catch Fire & Rain Live at Kirton In Lindsey Town Hall on Friday 24 February, 2023.

 Fire & Rain are a collection of six of the best musicians from North Yorkshire coming together to play the music they love, that is the music of James Taylor, played with skill, passion, emotion, humour and humility..  The six piece band are made up of Tom Townsend (Lead guitar and vocals), Rich Adams (acoustic guitar and vocals), Mark Gordon (keyboards), Paul Tilley (drums), Bob Walker (bass). and Rowan Oliver (percussion).

.  They are all highly regarded musicians, who occasionally put their own individual projects aside  to perform James Taylor songs both old and new, including Fire and Rain, You've Got a Friend, Steamroller Blues and Shower The People and many others, playing with skill, passion, humour and humility.
Building upon the success of the last few years, they have recently performed to a packed out audience at Pocklington Arts Centre, where they went down a storm
Join us and them to celebrate the songs and music of the iconic singer songwriter, from his earliest songs to his most recent. in what will be a memorable evening of first class entertainment..  
Tickets for this concert are priced at £14.
Besides being available from Brian 01652 649230 or brianchudley@btinternet.com, they can also be purchased from the Morrisons Daily (Kirton) or www.wegottickets.com

Live Music at Yardbirds, Grimsby in March 2023.

Live Music at Yardbirds, Grimsby in March 2023. 

Live Music at the Frothblowers Micro Pub in Peterborough

 Live acoustic music Sunday afternoons at 3pm, at the Frothblowers Micro Pub, Storrington Way, Werrington, Peterborough. Here’s  what’s coming up…

Upcoming 2023 Dates For The Band From County Hell.

 Upcoming Dates for Sleaford Celt Rock Legends - 

The Band From County Hell in 2023

To see dates and venues go to this link…

http://www.bfch.co.uk/gigs.html

North East Calling, Northumbria University, Saturday 23rd September 2023

 North East Calling, Northumbria University, Saturday 23rd September 2023 with The Exploited Cockney Rejects UK SUBS Steve Ignorant official drongos for europe dragSTER WONK UNIT Zero Tolerance & Voodoo Radio .

Acoustic Stage to be announced.

£25+BF before 31st March then £30. Over 14's only, under 18's ticket available for £10 when purchased with an adult ticket-available online.

Tickets-https://www.seetickets.com/event/north-east-calling/northumbria-university/2552897

Live Music at Old Nick's Tavern Horncastle - February 2023

Live Music at Old Nick's Tavern Horncastle - February 2023 

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Live Music Is Returning To The Frothblowers.Peterborough

 Live Music Is Returning To The Frothblowers.

Keith Luckey will be playing a totally acoustic set, starting at 3pm, at the wonderful Frothblowers micro pub at Storrington Way, Werrington, Peterborough on Sunday 5th February. Downbeat at 3pm

Two Door Cinema Club and The Wombats Announce Huge Outdoor Gig at Crystal Palace Park

Music News has reported that Two Door Cinema Club and The Wombats announce huge outdoor gig at Crystal Palace Park

Two Door Cinema Club and The Wombats have announced a huge outdoor gig at London's Crystal Palace Park this summer.

The indie legends will play the ‘Community Presents' show on July 7.

Two Door Cinema Club said: "We’re very happy to be back playing in London and particularly excited that guitar music is alive and well. Party on!"

The Wombats commented: “We’re so excited to be heading to Crystal Palace Park this July, to play with an amazing line up of friends! Can’t wait to welcome everyone to the party in true Wombats style!!”

The bill also includes their peers The Vaccines, London four-piece Sea Girls, and indie pop star Baby Queen.

Full story at…

Music News | Music-News.com 

Fender Sessions Feature James Bay with the ’72 Telecaster Slimline

 

Fender Sessions Feature James Bay with the ’72 Telecaster Slimline. The Grammy-
nominated musician offers a rocking take on Fleetwood Mac’s “Go Your Own Way.”

English singer/songwriter James Bay is well-known for his well-crafted takes on the classic love song, bringing together soul-stirring guitar licks and brutally honest lyrics that showcase not only his musical talents, but also his innermost thoughts.

The Grammy Award-nominated artist recently added to his heart-bearing catalog with the 2022 album Leap, which is even more vulnerable than his previously acclaimed albums, Chaos and the Calm and Electric Light.

Perhaps that penchant for expounding on his true feelings is what drew him to cover Fleetwood Mac’s “Go Your Own Way,” a smash hit off the classic rock band’s chart-topping 1977 album, Rumours, for a new edition of Fender Sessions.

“It’s a classic,” Bay said of the track. “I’ve always been drawn to that song … the guitar sounds, the sound of the band, the sound of the vocals. It’s the full package.

Using an American Vintage II 1972 Telecaster Thinline, Bay added more of a rock tone to Fleetwood’s Lindsey Buckingham’s original composition, playing to the track’s emotional undertones.