Tag: Newcastle University
Skinny Lister: Newcastle University – live review
The Double Trouble tour reached Newcastle and both Beans On Toast and Skinny Lister brought their A games with incredible sets!
The Pigeon Detectives: Newcastle University – live review
The Pigeon Detectives take the roof off Newcastle University with one of the most energetic sets we've seen this year!
The Horrors: Newcastle University – live review
A set that has a bit of everything from The Horrors, steeped in darkness and smoke we're left to marvel at their silhouettes!
Augustines: Newcastle University – live review
Augustines entertain a packed crowd with one last hurrah in Newcastle, but we can only lament on what could have been!
The Cadillac Three: Newcastle University – live review
The Cadillac Three arrive in Newcastle looking for a party, with Whiskey Myers in toe the band set about demolishing the venue with their country infused rock.
LIVE
OtZvuki Mu- Live in St Petersburg – Review
In a continuing series, Louder than War explores the Russian live scene, which, despite COVID-19, is carrying on pretty much as normal...
INTERVIEWS
Dub Sex: IKON rare video footage – Interview with Mark Hoyle
Wayne AF Carey speaks to Dub Sex front man Mark Hoyle about The Underground videos at Strawberry Studios and the great compilation album.
NEWS
Louder Than Words festival announce details of online version of this November’s music and books fest
Louder Than Words Fest has been described as 'The UK's biggest music based literature festival'. Our 2020 on-line festival weekend brings together authors, artists, poets, performers, lyricists, journalists, DJs, bloggers, publishers, fans and aficionados of music and popular culture for in conversations, panel dscussions, meets and greets, workshops and more!
MEDIA
Made in Hong Kong – film review
Made in Hong Kong (1997)
Director: Fruit ChanCast: Sam Lee, Yim Hui-Chi, Wenders Li
Running time: 108 minutes
Language: Cantonese...
FESTIVALS
11 Band Podcasts You Need to Hear
With the live music scene ground to a frustrating halt, bands and musicians are finding innovative ways...
