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Tebey – Sink With The Sun – EP Review
If you love country music, you will love Tebey. Tebey pulls out some of the best summer anthems and brings out the best sounds in modern country music both lyrically and sonically which remind me of why I fell in love with country music in the first place. […]
The Big Feastival: UK Country/Americana Music, Delicious Food including American Styled, Fun Stuff For The Kids, What More Could We Want?
Living in the heart of the Cotswolds is one of the most glorious places for walks, beautiful scenery, wildlife, country pubs, tea rooms and more but what it has also become very good for over the years is wonderful family fun music festivals. We are very spoiled with […]
COWBOY JUNKIES ANNOUNCE UK TOUR FOR NOVEMBER
Following the release of highly-praised new album Songs of the Recollection on Proper Records, Cowboy Junkies have announced a UK tour for November with dates as follows: November10th Basingstoke, The Anvil12th Chester, Storyhouse (on sale on August 10)16th Belfast, Mandela Hall17th Dublin, National Concert Hall19th Buxton, Opera House20th […]
Interview: Imelda May talks Cheltenham Jazz Festival with Ronnie Scotts Band, Her Poetry book ‘A Lick and a Promise’, Playing Towersey Festival In Oxfordshire In August and Much More
Imelda May is by far one of our favourite people to interview. Generous with her time, Imelda also speaks passionately about her projects whether that be touring, playing festivals, a new album or writing poetry. I always leave our interviews feeling very inspired and feeling great about myself […]
Ty Herndon – Jacob – Album Review
Ty Herndon has been on an incredible journey for the past few years since he became one of the most prominent county music artists to date to come out as gay, following on fromk.d. lang (who came out in an interview with The Advocate as far back as […]
BST Hyde Park: The Gold Circle – Is It Worth The Price?
As someone who has gone to festivals since the 90’s, I was incredibly thrown by the introduction to ticket levels giving you access to different areas. The more you pay, the closer you are to the stage. This may have gone on back then too but not to […]
Joan Armatrading announces “The Weakness In Me: Selected Lyrics” book
The Weakness in Me: Selected Lyrics – 3 November 2022, £14.99 hardback, £8.99 ebook Celebrating her fifty years as a performer, Faber presents The Weakness In Me, the selected lyrics of iconic singer-songwriter Joan Armatrading. Since the release of her debut album Whatever’s For Us in 1972, Joan Armatrading has […]
Sunny Sweeney Puts Groove Into Goodbye With “Easy As Hello” From upcoming album Married Alone, out September 23rd via Thirty Tigers
With a vintage, moody groove—somewhere between Fleetwood Mac and Dire Straits—decorated recording artist Sunny Sweeney kicks off “Easy As Hello,” the latest single from her upcoming album Married Alone. “This is the type of song that makes me think I can see myself riding down the coast of California […]
Travis Denning: Announces ‘Might As Well Be Me’ EP release 5 August
Released through Snakefarm in the UK, Travis Denning’s six-song EP, MIGHT AS WELL BE ME, will be available on August 5 and can be pre-ordered here. The project is crafted for the stage with all of Denning’s hard-charging energy and mischief-making signatures intact, but it also captures an […]
Building Our Own Nashville 