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Big thanks to everyone who has been to Loudhailer Acoustic during 2017, and to Paul at The Back Room our venue again this year. We've been on the go now for over six years, and it's been brill, so another big high five to everyone who has come along to listen to the music and to … Continue reading Loudhailer Acoustic December 2017
Nick Harper and the Wilderness Kids at Hull New Adelphi Club 9th December 2017, awesome performance on the Lies! Lies! Lies! tour. Nick astounded the crowd as usual with his sensational guitar style, voice, stories and stage presence, this time with a super-tight electric band and a set of new and classic tracks, every one … Continue reading Nick Harper and the Wilderness Kids
We are delighted with the launch of the Open Bridges film and exhibition yesterday, thanks to the whole team! It was a packed house at Kardomah94 to see the film and then over to Scale Lane Bridge for the opening for the exhibition. The Open Bridges film is made by Humber Film Creative Community and Octovision … Continue reading Open Bridges Film and Exhibition
Richard Strange's Strange - and Wonderful - Stories Richard Strange's Doctors Of Madness were amongst the first bands I saw, they were out there, a dramatic British beat generation band, most influential. I had no idea what amazing adventures had befallen him since then until this week at his fabulous show at Kardomah94. His evening … Continue reading Richard Strange
Thanks to everyone who came to the penultimate Loudhailer Acoustic of 2017. Fab night with loads of ace live music, a great audience and vibe. Always great to welcome new and familiar faces. It was especially good to welcome back Cowboy DC with his full country bluegrass band Work in Progress. Cowboy was one of … Continue reading Loudhailer Acoustic November 2017
We spotted 55°N, 5°E music and dance performance because it was happening at The Stage @ the Dock, where we held the Open Bridges musique concrète world premiere last month. Vanishing's 55°N, 5°E is based on the true story of The Dogger Bank Incident of 1904 in which a Russian Baltic fleet mistook a British trawler for … Continue reading Vanishing – 55°N, 5°E