I definitely agree that it is more eclectic in Europe, you can go to a festival in Europe and see Pink, Machine Head, Alanis Morrisette and Therapy? All on the same bill on the same day on the same stage.
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A Final Look At The 2018 Ramblin’ Man Fair
Closing the Ramblin’ Man Fair for 2018 were the Cult, who ironically turned out to be the surprise of the day for many.
Ramblin’ Man Fair 2018 – Highlights from Day One, Saturday June 30th
Words by Karen Hetherington Main Picture Credits: Sophie Lily Hextall Photography Additional Picture Credits & Words: Adrian Hextall \ MindHex Media Since its conception in 2015 the Ramblin Man has been regarded as my favourite festival bar none, however, the negativity on social media in the run up to this year’s event could hardly fail […]
Interview with writer, musician and British rock legend, Jim Lea [Slade]
Interview with Jim Lea by Adrian Hextall James Whild “Jim” Lea (born 14 June 1949) is an English musician, most notable for playing bass guitar, keyboards, piano, violin, guitar, and singing backing vocals in Slade from their inception until 1992, and for co-writing most of their songs. We caught up with Jim to talk about […]
Marshall Records announce the signing of Therapy? to their roster. New album coming in 2018
Following on from the announcement of Marshall Records and Eleven Seven collaborating for a North American distribution deal
CAMDEN ROCKS FESTIVAL – THE RIFLES, MILBURN, CARL BARAT & THE JACKALS, THE PROFESSIONALS & MORE
“I’m honoured and excited to be part of the burgeoning Camden Rocks festival this year,” – Andy Cairns
STONE FREE FESTIVAL, June 18th / 19th The O2, London… all you need to know
STONE FREE FESTIVAL, June 18th / 19th The O2, London… all you need to know
THERAPY? – TIDES EP Special Edition release
Tides is out on 15th April, and will be available from all usual digital stores.
Therapy? News
Following the success of 2015’s album, Disquiet, Therapy? announce a special edition EP release of Tides in time for their latest UK tour dates.
Therapy – Disquiet Album Review
This collection is without doubt vintage Therapy, music made firmly for themselves and their loyal following, and not for Dr McDreamy.