“”W.Y.N.A.” is a song about kicking off with loved ones, sleep deprivation and the cyclical nature of relationships. Originally this song was written as a slow acoustic track I thought would never come to light”
This year he will return to Union Chapel in London with a different set of special guests, and the show at Manchester Royal Northern College of Music
Steve Hillage has amassed a huge solo discography since starting his music career in the 1960s. Best known as a guitarist, he is heavily associated with the prog rock Canterbury scene.
BABYBIRD have announced a string of UK live dates for November 2019, including stops in Bristol, London, Leeds and Birmingham before drawing to an end at Manchester’s Deaf Institute.
From the Producers of ‘Rip it Up The 50s’ and ‘Rip It Up The 60s’ – which sold over 100,000 tickets and received 5 star reviews across the UK, with the latter enjoying a sell-out 4 month run at the Garrick Theatre in London’s West End – Rip It Up The 70s will tour the UK
Jim Jefferies announces a UK arena tour of his ‘The Night Talker’
“The success of the 80sFest means we have outgrown our previous venue, and we are confident that Sale FC Rugby have the expertise and infrastructure we need to deliver the 80sFest now and into the future.”
A guitarist in the Johnny Cash band, performing at Bill Clinton’s inauguration, a touring member of legendary LA punks band ‘X’, a movie director as well as writer of soundtracks for 3 films by cult horror director Rob Zombie, and more.
“I’m buzzing,” says Liam. “Buzzing to be alive, buzzing to be making tunes, raring to go. It’s nice to be back with some new music because it means I can get out there, play some gigs and give some people some stick because that is what I do. Let’s face it, it’s boring without me.”
The ‘Happiness Begins’ tour starts January 2010