Party In The Park – Day 1
Ashley Cross Green, Lower Parkstone Featuring : Vida, Empire Affair, Island Glo, Jackson 3, New Volunteer After the two day success of this years “Grooves On The Green” Ashley Cross gets it’s second two...
Ashley Cross Green, Lower Parkstone Featuring : Vida, Empire Affair, Island Glo, Jackson 3, New Volunteer After the two day success of this years “Grooves On The Green” Ashley Cross gets it’s second two...
The Anvil, Bournemouth Having only seen In The Hills once before, who were struggling through a set fraught with technical difficulties, I was pleased to get the chance to see them again so soon....
At last the very first Issue of Bournemouth Music hits the streets, a brand new monthly magazine that contains listings from the Bournemouth, Poole and the Dorset areas.
Including Date at Bournemouth O2 Academy Jimmy Eat World released their seventh studio album, Damage, this summer. The album was produced by Jimmy Eat World and Alain Johannes (Mark Lanegan, Chris Cornell) and recorded...
“The A to Z of Us” Including a date at Bournemouth O2 Academy With a cast of original members and even the original crew, Del Amitri return from a ten year sabbatical to wheel...
A couple of years ago, Saint The Sinner released an EP named “Da Vinci’s Demise” which saw the band instantly gain an armada of passionate supporters craving material from the South Coast outfit. Despite...
Coming out of Salisbury is the debut EP from Lucus Hardy of The City Calls, who has crafted something rather special.
The Burrow, an independent record label in Bournemouth, and are released a 10″ vinyl compilation album, showcasing Bournemouth’s up and coming independent bands on the 30th August.
Three Times Over are an Eastleigh based four piece band, with an upbeat pop-rock sound. Their self-titled debut EP reflects influences from several successful bands, with the likes of You Me At Six, Lower...
Winchester Pub, Bournemouth “Zooni” Album Launch Three acts on the bill at the Winchester tonight Sofi Reed opening with Charlie Hole, both supporting Annie Winter’s debut album launch with her band.