Book For Sunday - This Saturday Night - Runcorn !!

What ? ..... No Playlist ?

Love to everyone for your continued support

& hats off to you ... who do.

I went to see The Spitting Pips recently ... honestly a top group of lads from Rhyl in London ( for our U.S.A readers ) ... apart from the quality music that they are coming out with, Zack rounded off a few words that could have easily been lost to the smoke of a brilliant night. I noticed though. 

Not word for word i must emphasise, but it went something like this ( i think ) .... 'You are boarding up good venues and it IS your fault ! ... Get out again & create a scene ! ... Give the next generation a chance !' ... could have been something completely different but thats along the lines of what I heard.

quality !

This Saturday 28. Feb 

The Bridge View. Runcorn. High St.

And just like this Saturday .... We are proud to announce that from Easter ( Thursday 2nd April ) The Little Indie Night will be working with Ugly Man Records putting on events in Halton monthly which will provide a stage for good local musicians and established artists alike. Ugly Man as you know, have worked with numerous artists including Elbow. 

This Saturday we are at The Bridge View in Runcorn .. entrance is FREE so its easy on the purse strings too. Beer is chilled.   Check Book For Sunday below.

SUPPORT LOCAL MUSIC

I love this tune by Book For Sunday ... 1st On on Saturday

unZined - Joe Symes and the Loving Kind

Introducing Joe Symes and the Loving Kind, a four piece acoustic rock band from Liverpool. 

Originally a solo musician, Joe Symes found the need to recruit more musicians for his cause and what followed were a string of gigs and performances leading up to their well received self-titled first album.

The band recently took some time out to answer some questions unZined posed to them about about their beginnings, their experience making their first album and their success internationally. Check it out below.

Footy ... Beer & Music

Everton have just won away in Europe 4 - 1 ... Four goals away in Switzerland. You should be sinking your first San Minguel too !

Didn't catch too much of Hapi ... they were playing when I ordered my first ... A few tunes from The Coral Dj set ( between the bands ) which incl this ... & one nil we are on !

Caught the majority of She Drew The Gun ... I'd buy it ... especially the last one they played which was an 'Unfinished Sympathy' of a track minus the, ' I know Ive been mad in Love before' ............   & the loop the loop

Night & Day is filling up

Jade Assembly are quality and they smashed it .. What is the worth of buying a guitar if you can't make it sound like this?  A proper live performance !

The Sundowners ... are simply sunshine in a bag ... I love tambourines, I love jangly guitars & I love San Miguel. I cant believe that I've not caught these live before.
They are well worth catching if you see them about. 

Footy ... Beer & Music. A top productive Thursday social that.  Short & Sweet #1

No Order Whatsoever

In no order whatsoever

To My Brother - Swim Deep

Whether its Funky Drummer by James Brown, or Hot Pants by Bobby Byrd, Or Fools Gold By The Stone Roses or anything remotely like Amen Brother  ... we don't care at all - We are loving the new one from Birmingham's Swim Deep .... & if you closed your eyes .... for a split second .... you instantly turn your brain page back to 1990 - Viva Le Casio SK1. 

 

unZined - Factory

Factory, a four piece blues rock band from Cheshire, is looking to bring forth their own blues rock music to the masses. With a collection of their own songs and an eagerness to perform they are starting to become more well known locally. 

To get to know what motivates the band and about the band in general, I set some questions recently to Factory and their full interview can be found below: 

unZined - Masters of the Radio

Masters of the Radio is a four-piece electro-synth rock/pop band hailing from the North West UK, namely Widnes,

I recently reached out to them to find out more about the band, it's members, what makes them tick and their future plans.

A word from our Sponsors

The radiators are still cranked up because its only February and it's still effin freezing, you'd be forgiven for thinking that the sun is never going to re-appear. 

It's been ace to see some of you out and about recently .... brilliant ... nice one !!!.  

We along with NKH promotions would Love to put on a Live Music Festival locally what bands would you like to see play at it ?

We are currently looking for sponsors for a little event which is confirmed for July 2015 ... The ground work is 99.9% done now ;) ( maybe you know already ? ... we are that excited about it we have let the cat out of the bag on more than a few occasions )

We have loads of people to thank already including people at the local Council but for now we are inviting local business to get involved too so if you know anyone with big pockets give them a heads up ta xxx

An event which involves a field, a big fcuk off stage and live music. 

What do you call events like that ? ... Get Involved !!!

unZined - LazyEye Interview & Review

Scott Powell, the bands lead guitarist and singer, originally, a solo artist, proved his worth gigging in and around his hometown of Stoke on Trent, making a name for himself under the guise of LazyEye. Recently, Scott decided to evolve the his solo act into a four piece band to fit the more grandiose songs he had in mind. 

With an array of catchy folk rock tunes and the knack for storytelling, LazyEye are now gigging around the Norhern England and hope to grow their fan base further afield in the UK and more. With supporting Cast's John Power, The Sherlocks and the Sunshine Underground, they hope accomplish this. Already their Facebook page has over two thousand likes and is ever increasing.

I sent some questions to Scott to find out more about LazyEye, their recent charity single and their plans. Check out the interview below: