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Phantom Isle – Live at The Lamplighter, Sat 22nd Feb
A run through of the weeks gig listings…
Tues 18th Feb
A weekly night, sharing words and music, originals especially, acoustic but amplified in a small cosy brewery bar.
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A GUIDE TO INDEPENDENT VENUES WEEK WE CELEBRATE NORTHAMPTON’S FINEST INDEPENDENT VENUES Independent Venues Week supports the grassroots of music, its local venues and its artists. It is a growing community that is an advocate for fair pay to musicians. Through a week dedicated to paid gigs aimed at showcasing the particular venue at its […]
Bushpigs – Live at The Mailcoach, Fri 1st Feb
A run through of the week’s gig listings…
27th Jan
IVW: ROAM | Superlove | Crawlspaces | Slow Burn | The Black Prince | 19:00 | £10
Kicking off Independent Venues Week is ROAM, Eastbourne’s big deal pop-punkers, who are taking a trip around the country’s smaller venues for Independent Venue Week. […]
A Pick of NN’s Finest on the Scene for December
The Big Dirty
Introducing Sex Rock. The Big Dirty have redefined the genre of glam/hair rock and roll. Big by sound, dirty by nature. With sleazy, libidinous riffs and catchy lyrics of a carnal, lustful nature, The Big Dirty are bound to have you hot under the collar. But it doesn’t end there, the Big Dirty have a massive live stage presence, clad in leopard spandex and armed with a whiskey cannon, they deliver a full bodied performance that involves the audience. These guys are best served live and turned up loud. Welcome to Sex Rock City, where you can check out anytime you like, but you can certainly never leave. […]
Phil Moore runs you through the month’s new releases… […]
Phil Moore runs you threw the month’s new releases
Joe B. Humbled Why Did You Kiss Me
Joe B. Humbled is the new sideline venture from Joe Martin, aka frontman of maraca driven rockabilly band GOGO LOCO. Staying true to his blues influences, Why Did You Kiss Me is the third release so far. The track tells the story of misdirected hope during the early stages of a budding romance. The harmonising vocals are reminiscent a fifties pop song. […]