Artist: Connie Lush. Support: Davy Edge, Aethelred’s Bluesmen Venue: Thornton Hough Village Club Friday, September 4, 2026. As a venue, Thornton Hough Village Club is fast earning a reputation of a place to be seen.[…]
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GIG REVIEW: THE DAMN TRUTH
LEE-LA Baum (c) Mark Powell
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INTERVIEW – CHESTER! GET READY FOR THE DAMN TRUTH!
“It’s all about the connection we feel every night,”
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ALBUM REVIEW: Louder Than Fate – Jared James Nichols
Jared James Nichols’ fourth studio outing can be summed up in one word: DYNAMITE!
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GIG REVIEW: Def Leppard / Extreme 2026
Def Leppard is a phenomenon. Fifty years in the making, with thirteen studio albums in the bank and more than 100 million of them sold globally, it’s true to say the Sheffield born metal gods are true Rock royalty.
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Here – A short story.
In 2003, Steve Bennett and I worked on s series of short stories based on the songs of Chris de Burgh. It was a long, painstaking project, which raised money for Henshaws Society for The Blind & Partially Sighted.
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Single Review: Liatris – The Waves.
The girls will be at Jacaranda in Liverpool on Monday June 29th
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GIG REVIEW: Xander & The Peace Pirates
Xander & The Peace Pirates. Support: Reid Anderson. Thornton Hough Village Club. Friday, August 8th 2025. There are many mysteries in life, with one of which being: how the hell aren’t Xander & The Peace[…]
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Extreme – The Piece Hall, Halifax,
Extreme Support: Terrorvision The Piece Hall, Halifax. Thursday, August 7th 2025. Having watched gigs in cattlesheds and the grounds of stately homes, Halifax – in all truth — has never really figured on the radar[…]
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Adam Sisman – The Friendship: Wordsworth and Coleridge
REVIEW: Ah, Wordsworth and Coleridge. Arguably two of the most important pillars of the first generation of Romantic poets. Wordsworth, famed for his detailing of the simplistic, rustic pleasantries of nature through eloquent verses. Coleridge,[…]
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