Tag Archives: Print
Deep In Conversation
As Deep Red Magazine continues with its development, Photographic Director, Nick Elliott, and Senior Editor, CAT, chats with 1800 Online radio presenter and podcaster, Alan Taylor-Shearer, about what’s it’s going to be … Continue reading
Deep Red Dives Right In
A new, contemporary, music and arts magazine is set to take the market by storm when it’s launched later this year in June. Deep Red Magazine, plans to bring good quality … Continue reading
The Boys Were Back In Town
Irish rock legends Thin Lizzy have been back in the region at the end of the UK leg of their ‘farewell tour’. It may not be the complete end to … Continue reading
Getting The Winter Blues
Guy Mitchell may have “never felt more like singing the blues” in 1956 but there is no denying it, for the rest of us, the blues are synonymous with misery. … Continue reading
Anarchy in Norfolk
The original bassist for one of, arguably, the most infamous bands of all time, ex-Sex Pistol Glen Matlock may no longer be causing anarchy in the UK but he has … Continue reading
Cherry Booming Good!
The cult film School of Rock‘s Dewey Finn claimed: “One great rock show can change the world.” I’m not sure about changing the world, but anyone who’s ever seen Black … Continue reading
Permission To Land In Thetford
East Anglia’s multi-award winning rockers, The Darkness, are back. And so is lead singer, Justin Hawkins’, skin-tight catsuit, but this time in the guise of a little leather patchwork number. … Continue reading
Long live live music
There was a time not so long ago when it seemed that there were announcements almost daily of new music festival being launched, enticing the British public to revel in … Continue reading
Kaiser Chiefs – what a riot
No-one could ever accuse the Kaiser Chiefs of being bland. Energetic, charismatic and even outspoken of late, the Kaiser Chiefs like to make a dramatic entrance. The band’s performance at … Continue reading
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