Old School Indie- The indie night for the over 30s Love indie but feel a bit left out at the latest indie nights? Need a slightly earlier night than you did back in the day then old School Indie is for you! With a strict door policy of no under 30s (please bring ID) there […]
It’s been a bit longer than planned since the last livestream.
The natural follow-on to last week is to look at being right, as I hurtle towards /Tuesday Ten /600.
KILL YOUR TELEVISION Club Night. Next date for Leicester is Saturday 25th October 2025 at Firebug. Admission £5 on the door, open 10.30pm til 3am. KYTV is the Alternative Rock Club Night that brings you a massive mix of sounds from the 90’s & early ’00’s. Alt. Rock, Grunge, Metal, Punk, Emo, Nu Metal, Ska […]
DIG! returns to Paper Dress Vintage playing the finest rock and roll, indie, psych, soul, funk and everything in between spanning 70 years of cool. Arctic Monkeys – Gorillaz – Death Grips – Curtis Mayfield – The Rolling Stones – The Jam – Aretha Frankin – Jefferson Airplane – Shirley Ellis – The Coasters – […]
After our November event sold out more than 6 weeks in advance, An Afternoon of Indie returns this January to bring you another…afternoon of indie. Old School Indie – The indie night for the over 30s are once again joining forces with Feeling Gloomy & Age Against The Machine to bring you a special 3pm-7pm […]
★★★ GRUNGE // GEEK ROCK // RIOT GRRRL // 90’S GENERATION X ANTHEMS ★★★ £4 advance from redcardinalmusic.com £5 before midnight // £6 after Nirvana // The Pixies // Pearl Jam // Weezer // Nada Surf // The Melvins // Smashing Pumpkins // Hole // Presidents Of The USA // Stone Temple Pilots // No […]
DIG! returns to Paper Dress Vintage playing the finest rock and roll, indie, psych, soul, funk and everything in between spanning 70 years of cool. Arctic Monkeys – Gorillaz – Death Grips – Curtis Mayfield – The Rolling Stones – The Jam – Aretha Frankin – Jefferson Airplane – Shirley Ellis – The Coasters – […]
I turned forty-six last month, so I’m likely now in the right place for a midlife crisis.
After two hugely popular events already this year, An Afternoon of Indie returns to bring you another…afternoon of indie. Old School Indie – The indie night for the over 30s are once again joining forces with Feeling Gloomy & Age Against The Machine to bring you a special 3pm-7pm Afternoon of Indie. Taking place at […]
We were all feeling quite gloomy in the nineties so why not relive those years with a Feeling Gloomy 90s special? Expect an extra dose of moody tunes from the likes of Pulp, Suede, Nirvana, Manic Street Preachers, Blur, Placebo, Hole, Elastica, Radiohead, REM, Weezer, Nine Inch Nails and more. Ease your woes with our […]
After our sold out event at Lower Third in May, An Afternoon of Indie returns to bring you another…afternoon of indie. Old School Indie – The indie night for the over 30s are once again joining forces with Feeling Gloomy & Age Against The Machine to bring you a special 3pm-7pm Afternoon of Indie. Taking […]
A bit later than I’d originally planned, and this was a livestream with a difference.
I can’t recall where this one first came up, but it might have been thanks to hearing a song that triggered the thought. Anyway, this week is about nothing.
Now away from the working week for a bit, it has given me time to start catching up. It is, again, Bandcamp Friday today, so along with last week’s releases, there’s an awful lot to cover today. In the meantime, here’s the usual wrap of new music and suchlike this week.
Stay-In-Fest and the Bank Holiday are already in the rearview mirror, and we’re now inching toward autumn, and the usual packed release schedule as things ramp up again. Today I bring you a fully updated events listing, a host of releases today on Bandcamp Friday, and the first of my interviews from Stay-In-Fest fully transcribed. […]
There are times when I ask questions for this long-running series that turn out, well, differently to how I might have expected, and this is one of those times.
As we continue in this strange new world, home-based entertainment is now the thing. So, I guess one of the benefits of the internet age is that we can do things online instead. This has allowed me to experiment a bit.
There was a clear pattern to pretty much all of the suggestion threads that I initiated last year. In one way or another, they mostly linked to the situation we found ourselves in: our normal way of life upended, unable to travel or socialise in the usual ways for most of the past year. That […]
As we continue in this strange new world, home-based entertainment is now the thing. So, I guess one of the benefits of the internet age is that we can do things online instead. This has allowed me to experiment a bit
