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KT Tunstall have organised intimate home town shows. The dates are part of Passport: Back to Our Roots, a project that aims to celebrate the key role independent venues play in British music. Slow Readers Club will play Hebden Bridge Trades Club on September 19th, while KT Tunstall returns to Dunfermline on October 21st. Metronomy hit Brighton on November 9th, while elbow will tread the boards at Manchester's Night & Day Cafe on November 23rd. The move comes as the vaccination programme roll out begins to take hold, following a traumatic 12 months for live music infrastructure. Mark Davyd, C...

Manchester group discuss self-love in a society that rejects them... Answering the video call a few hours into the release day of second album ‘Who Am I?’, Pale Waves singer Heather Baron-Gracie was ecstatic with multiple interviews and the viewing of a huge billboard of the band in West London. But who can blame her? Since their debut album, ‘My Mind Makes Noise’, was released in 2018, they have been making waves as a band known for their honesty, clever lyricism and loveable personalities. More importantly, they are known for creating music that resonates. "I...

January 21st, 2014 Tuesday 28th January through to Sunday 2nd February is Independent Venue Week. Set up to celebrate and commemorate the importance of independent venues and promoters in the development of artists at the earliest stages of their career, Independent Venues Week brings together 18 participating venues hosting their own night over the course of six days. Founded by Sybil Bell in conjunction with PRS For Music and BBC Introducing, Independent Venue Week's ambassador for 2014 will be Radiohead musician Colin Greenwood. Having started out in the mid 1980s performing in many of the...