Whether it’s a guitar once strummed by Jimi Hendrix, or a hankie that wiped the sweat from Elvis’ brow, Rock n Roll memorabilia has been a huge market for decades, and as long as there are stars and there are fans, it will continue to grow at a vast rate of knots. While few pieces […]
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Arcade Fire Tease Fans with New Tour Dates
When one of the biggest Indie bands in the world announces a new tour, you would expect them to be doing around 20 dates in the biggest countries, playing some of the best venues and wowing crowds so much they have to put on extra dates to quench the thirst for tickets. However, Canadian band […]
Classic TV show soundtracks released on vinyl
Classic TV show soundtracks released on vinyl. Network Distributing have announced that they are ready to launch a new range of what they call definitive soundtracks of iconic British TV shows on vinyl. The records will come in classic gatefold sleeves and will feature classic shows from the 1960’s and 1970’s. They have recruited Ray […]
Classical orchestra makes its debut in Keswick
This month will see the debut of a national classical orchestra in Keswick. The Sinfonia Viva is set to make its debut on September 22nd at the Keswick Music Society festival. They will kick off the day with a performance at 3pm for the Children’s Concert scheduled to take place at the Theatre by the […]
Andris Nelsons named as new music director of the BSO
The Boston Symphony Orchestra is getting an infusion of new life with the choice of Andris Nelsons as music director. He will be the 15th director in the BSO’s 132-year history and the youngest in a century, at 34 just about half the age of his predecessor James Levine. It has been over two years […]
Exclusive Rolling Stones prints curated by Audio Lounge
Exclusive Rolling Stones prints curated by Audio Lounge. The David Redfern Collection, which includes limited editions of rock legends, Rolling Stones, is to be released to celebrate the return of the group to the stage. To celebrate The Rolling Stones’ return to the stage, the collection of works by renowned photographer David Redfern includes limited […]
OXFAM is asking people to love Syria
OXFAM is asking people to love Syria. Imagine for a second how it would be if you had to leave the only life you knew in order to protect the health of your family and your own life. For thousands of Syrians that are looking help from the world that is the reality. Oxfam is […]
Royal Ballet are suffering from lack of talent
The Royal Ballet has been experiencing a dwindling number of domestic talents in its composition. There are 21 dancers in the Royal Ballet off which just one woman and two men of British origin are present. This startling figure was noticed by an erstwhile ballerina Bryony Brind. The ballerina opined that the reason for such […]
Lead actress fails once again to make an appearance in Don Carlo
Every audience member hates to see a manager come out onto the stage before the performance because it usually means that the star performer most likely is not going to appear due to the fact that they are ill or something similar. This past Wednesday, the Don Carlo performance by Verdi went ahead once again […]
I Am Kloot hit the road
There are far too many still who still don’t know I Am Kloot is, and those who are staunch fans will find this quite baffling. To be honest they really shouldn’t as research clearly shows that every year, most of us buy the same 6 albums as everyone else does, they probably buy them from […]