NARC. Fest Stage Focus #5 – The Free Trade Inn
By Claire Dupree on June 18, 2013 in Music, NARC.
NARC. Fest takes place on Saturday 6th July, with 10 venues showcasing live music, stand-up comedy and spoken word acts. Today, find out what’s on at The Free Trade
The Last Fakers Release Heel & Toe Charity Single
By Henri Pearson on June 18, 2013 in Music
North East rock ‘n’ roll ensemble The Last Fakers are releasing a single in aid of the children’s charity Heel and Toe
ALBUM REVIEW: Serengeti – Kenny Denis
By Tom Hollingworth on June 18, 2013 in Albums, Music, NARC.
American rapper Serengeti lovingly describe the anecdotes and philosophies of our fictional moustached subject Kenny Dennis
Lanterns On The Lake Launch New Single At The Sage
By Emma Carter on June 18, 2013 in Music
Indie rock five-piece Lanterns On The Lake have released their first taster from their upcoming album which will be released later this year
INTERVIEW: Palace “We Have To Make Things Happen For Ourselves”
By Emma Carter on June 18, 2013 in Music
Emma Carter talks to a young band who have their future firmly in sight
Let’s Away Release New Single
By Adam Clery on June 17, 2013 in Music
Sunderland’s sombre two-piece return in spectacular form with a new double A side single that seems to loom in on you with each listen
LIVE REVIEW: Frankie & The Heartstrings @ The Studio
By Robert Nichols on June 17, 2013 in Music
Taking time out from their record shop of wonder, Frankie & The Heartstrings dropped into Hartlepool for the evening
LIVE REVIEW: Big Deal @ Think Tank
By Rachel James Brown on June 17, 2013 in Music
Big Deal made their first visit to Newcastle last week, and it should have been a much… well… bigger deal
The North East Live Music Round Up
By Henri Pearson on June 17, 2013 in Music
Need some live musical delights in your life this week? We’ve hand picked the best offerings across the region over the next seven days
ALBUM REVIEW: Transplants – In A War Zone
By Matt Horne on June 17, 2013 in Albums, Music, NARC.
So Transplants are back with their first album since 2005, and if you liked how they sounded 8 years ago, you’ll probably love them now
