George Marios – Somewhere To Be: Single Review
George Marios follows up Your heart with a new single and video for Somewhere To Be.
George Marios follows up Your heart with a new single and video for Somewhere To Be.
Join us as we review the 8th edition of Beardy Folk Festival. Did we nearly get struck by lightning this year? Did our vehicles have to be towed away by tractors? Find out NOW!
In our second preview of the musical delights on offer at Cropredy 2025 we take a look at Plumhall, Martin Barre and The Henry Girls.
Blu-ray document of Strawbs’ 2009 40th Anniversary concert. Strawbs appear in both acoustic and electric incarnations, with guest appearances from Sonja Kristina, The Royal Artillery Orchestra and John Ford
We’re back in Lincoln for an evening with Sting (3.0) and Imelda May.
Another classic Robin Trower album gets the Full Monty Chrysalis Anniversary Treatment. This time, it’s the turn of For Earth Below, Robin’s 1975 gem, to get the attention.
Debut EP from Hull ‘Supergroup’ Rothco. Fool’s Gold is tight, punchy and phenomenally well-produced.
Another foretaste of A Few Tears Of Eros – the forthcoming new album from Illinois singer-songwriter Trevor Sensor with Heaven’s a Big Disgrace.
It ain’t trad Dad, or not as you know it, as Edinburgh based Àirdan aim for the sky with Cosmic.
Heavy, heavy riffs, demonic howls and growls, folk-metal melody and pastoral Norwegian fiddling are all blended together on Afargang.
Music for the soul: Blue Rose Code sprinkle some musical magic in Aberdeen, as part of a sequence of duo and trio shows.
We’re at Lincoln Castle again for UB40 with Bitty McLean in support.
This month’s bill at Over Hulton Folk Club sees The Hayes Sisters supported by Corrie Shelley.
We’re at Lincoln Castle for Sugababes with Freya Ridings in support.
Be young at heart once again with the brand new 40th anniversary re-release of Sisters from The Bluebells.