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Sugarmonkey Charity Gig

My friend Jo’s band Sugarmonkey have just released their new video which I hope you’ll like.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEEnrXeVln0

In fact. I hope you like it enough to head out to the Roadhouse in Covent Garden, London on 23rd November 2008 to catch the band live at a benefit gig they’re playing to raise funds for Pilgrim’s Hospices, which provide [...]

Strings Attached

The North Sea Radio Orchestra at the Roundhouse last year
In the past couple of days, I’ve booked tickets for the following:

two different shows by the North Sea Radio Orchestra, one supporting the excellent Ted Barnes at the Purcell Room on the 27th SEPTEMBER [EDIT - apologies for putting wrong date previously] (with a free open [...]

Bob Dylan - Live At Carnegie Hall 1963

Wow, this is a treat. I picked up a copy of “Bob Dylan - Live At Carnegie Hall 1963″ on eBay. It arrived this moring and I’m giving it a spin now. As far as I know, the 6-track EP has never had an official release, so it’s not available in record stores, but it [...]

Ida Maria Naked

Yesterday evening I was fortunate enough to be one of the 100 or so punters herded into the basement of Fopp record shop off Charing Cross Road to hear a short set by the Norwegian band Ida Maria, led by singer-songwriter Ida Maria Sivertsen.
I first noticed them (or her) as the standout act on a Later…. [...]

Blog Spot: Wait a minute, why don’t we hold a pop concert?

“Even when touching deep emotions, or slicing revenue off for charity, pop concerts are just pop concerts. They change nothing. And by attending them, we change nothing,” argues Andrew Miller in a post on the Mail&Guardian’s blog. Nelson Mandela’s 46664 Charity bash in Hyde Park last week was no excepton.
Read on…